It is not what you weigh, it is how you present it: body size, attractiveness, physical functioning, and access to partnership and sexuality for older men and women [0.03%]
体重无关紧要，重要的是你呈现的样子——身体大小、吸引力、生理功能与老年人的择偶性和性生活质量的关系研究
Yiang Li,Linda J Waite
Yiang Li
Physical attractiveness has been linked to better economic, dyadic, and health outcomes but is understudied. We focus here on the gendered implications of attractiveness for one component of social well-being, access to intimate partnership...
Correction to: Fear of a Black Neighborhood: Anti-Black Racism and the Health of White Americans [0.03%]
对“恐黑 neighborhood：反黑人种族主义和白人美国人健康”的更正
[This corrects the article DOI: 10.1093/sf/soad112.]. © The Author(s) 2025. Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of the University of North Ca...
An unbreakable bond? Maternal adverse childhood experiences and mothers' relationships with adult children [0.03%]
不可破解的纽带？母亲的不良童年经历与母子关系
Lawrence Stacey,Rin Reczek,Kristi Williams et al.
Lawrence Stacey et al.
Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)-the constellation of experiences of abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction in childhood-affect the subsequent formation and maintenance of social relationships. Yet to date, there is limited knowledge...
The intergenerational reproduction of self-direction at work: Revisiting Class and Conformity [0.03%]
工作中的自我导向的代际再生产——重温阶级与顺从性问题
Kaspar Burger,Francesca Mele,Monica Kirkpatrick Johnson et al.
Kaspar Burger et al.
In his path-breaking monograph, Class and Conformity, Melvin Kohn reasoned that parents prepare their children for the same conditions of work that they themselves experience. Kohn and his colleagues' research focused on the influence of pa...
Social Support in America: Stratification and Trends in Access over Two Decades [0.03%]
美国的社会支持：二十年来的阶层差异及获取趋势
Ashton M Verdery,Colin Campbell
Ashton M Verdery
Social networks of family and friends are key resources that individuals turn to in times of need. When family and friends can provide assistance, they constitute a form of social capital that individuals may draw on for social support. Alt...
The View from Above and Below: Subjective Mobility and Explanations of Class, Race, and Gender Inequality [0.03%]
上下视角：主观阶层流动性与性别种族不平等解释
Sofia Hiltner,Erin A Cech
Sofia Hiltner
Popular explanations of inequality as the result of individual failings rather than structural processes are powerful cultural mechanisms that legitimize and reproduce inequality in the United States. How might individuals' experiences of d...
Alexandra Killewald,Nino José Cricco
Alexandra Killewald
Prior scholarship demonstrates that motherhood wage penalties and fatherhood wage premiums contribute to the gender pay gap. These analyses typically take a cross-sectional perspective, asking to what extent gender inequalities in the assoc...
Hispanic Men's Earnings Mobility Across Immigrant Generations: Estimates Using Tax Records [0.03%]
利用税收记录估计移民世代中拉美裔男性收入的流动性
Andrés Villarreal,Christopher R Tamborini
Andrés Villarreal
Whether immigrants and their descendants are catching up socioeconomically with the rest of society is a fundamental question in the study of immigrant assimilation. In this paper, we examine the progress that Hispanic immigrant men make ca...
First- and Second-Generation Women's Economic Assimilation: An Analysis of Longitudinal Earnings Records [0.03%]
基于纵向工资记录的男女一代人和二代人的经济同化分析
Andrés Villarreal,Christopher R Tamborini
Andrés Villarreal
Research on the economic assimilation of immigrants and their descendants has dispropor tionately focused on men. In this study, we examine the life-course employment and earnings trajectories of first- and second-generation women using a r...
Patrick Denice,Jake Rosenfeld,Shengwei Sun
Patrick Denice
Drawing on a unique survey of US workers with information about their employers' policies on pay discussions and whether workers engage in such talk with their coworkers, we provide the most comprehensive investigation into pay talk in work...