Đo Lường Vốn Xã Hội Cá Nhân - Nghiên Cứu Của Martin van der Gaag

Trường đại học

Rijksuniversiteit Groningen

Người đăng

Ẩn danh

Thể loại

thesis

2005

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Phí lưu trữ

55 Point

Mục lục chi tiết

1. CHƯƠNG 1: SOCIAL CAPITAL

1.1. Inequality

1.2. The notion of social capital

2. CHƯƠNG 2: RELATIONSHIPS AND EMBEDDED RESOURCES

2.1. The social network

2.2. Ties as capital: formation, investment and maintenance

2.3. Opportunity and proximity

2.4. Using social capital

3. CHƯƠNG 3: COUNTING SOCIAL CAPITAL

3.1. Notions for counting

3.2. Additions over alters

3.3. Counting within domains

3.4. Distinction of resource domains

3.5. Distinction by individual goals

3.6. Distinction by forms of capital

3.7. Distinction by effects of social capital

3.8. Outline of the empirical part of the study

4. CHƯƠNG 4: DATA AND METHODS

4.1. Data and collection

4.2. Approach of respondents and interview procedure

4.3. Sample composition and measures

4.4. Scale construction with IRT models

4.5. Cumulative scaling analysis

4.6. Unfolding scale analysis

4.7. Practical considerations with IRT analyses

4.8. Correlations between scale values

4.9. Network delineation and instruments

4.10. The SSND Name Generators

4.11. Characteristics of network relationships

4.12. Assumption of increasing tie strength

4.13. Comparison of measures

4.14. Distributions over subgroups

6. CHƯƠNG 6: THE POSITION GENERATOR

6.1. Construction of the instrument

6.2. The SSND Position Generator

6.3. Initial distribution of responses

6.4. Construction of measures

6.5. Inductive cluster analysis

6.6. Inductive unfolding scale analysis

6.7. Inductive cumulative scale analysis

6.8. Comparison of measures

6.9. Distributions over subgroups

6.10. Distribution of Position Generator items

6.11. Latent traits in Position Generator data

7. CHƯƠNG 7: THE RESOURCE GENERATOR

7.1. Construction of the instrument

7.2. The SSND Resource Generator

7.3. Initial distribution of responses

7.4. Construction of measures

7.5. Inductive cluster analysis

7.6. Inductive unfolding scale analysis

7.7. Inductive cumulative scale analysis

7.8. Comparison of measures

7.9. Distributions over subgroups

7.10. Correlations between personal and social resources

7.11. The Resource Generator instrument

7.12. Latent traits in Resource Generator data

8. CHƯƠNG 8: NAME GENERATORS AS RESOURCE ITEMS

8.1. Initial distribution of responses

8.2. Construction of measures

8.3. Inductive cluster analysis

8.4. Inductive unfolding scale analysis

8.5. Inductive cumulative scale analysis

8.6. Comparison of measures

8.7. Distributions over subgroups

9. CHƯƠNG 9: COMPARISON OF METHODS

9.1. Comparison of measures method by method

9.2. Name Generator and Position Generator measures

9.3. Name Generator and Resource Generator measures

9.4. Position Generator and Resource Generator measures

9.5. Cross-method comparison of measures

9.6. Distributions of measures

9.7. Between-model comparisons

9.8. The ‘Big Five’ of social capital

9.9. Specific merits of measurement methods

9.10. Proposal for a social capital measurement strategy

Appendix

References

Samenvatting

Acknowledgements

ICS dissertation series

Thesis 2