Exit, cohesion, and consensus: social psychological moderators of consensus among adolescent peer groups [0.03%]
退出、凝聚力与共识：青少年同伴群体中达成共识的社会心理调节因素
Jacob C Fisher
Jacob C Fisher
Virtually all social diffusion work relies on a common formal basis, which predicts that consensus will develop among a connected population as the result of diffusion. In spite of the popularity of social diffusion models that predict cons...
Do Irregularly Shaped School Attendance Zones Contribute to Racial Segregation or Integration? [0.03%]
不规则学区线是加剧还是缓解了种族隔离？
Salvatore Saporito,David Van Riper
Salvatore Saporito
This research investigates if and how much the shapes of school attendance zones contribute to racial segregation in schools. We find that the typical school attendance zone is relatively compact and resembles a square-like shape. Compact z...
Ying Shi,James Moody
Ying Shi
Sociological explanations for economic success tend toward measures of embeddedness in longstanding social institutions, such as race and gender, or personal skills represented mainly by educational attainment. In this paper we seek a disti...
The Four U's: Latent Classes of Hookup Motivations Among College Students [0.03%]
大学生成人关系的四个U及其潜在类别分析
Jeremy E Uecker,Lisa D Pearce,Brita Andercheck
Jeremy E Uecker
College students' "hookups" have been the subject of a great deal of research in recent years. Motivations for hooking up have been linked to differences in well-being after the hookup, but studies detailing college students' motivations fo...
Leaving the Faith: How Religious Switching Changes Pathways to Adulthood among Conservative Protestant Youth [0.03%]
离教：宗教转换如何改变保守派新教青年的成长路径
Jennifer L Glass,April Sutton,Scott T Fitzgerald
Jennifer L Glass
Research revealing associations between conservative Protestantism and lower socioeconomic status is bedeviled by questions of causal inference. Religious switching offers another way to understand the causal ordering of religious participa...