Social RelationshipsIn sum, the following measures each appear to tap somewhat different concepts related to social relationships: GENNUM Number of generations present in household HHSIZE Number of persons present in household NATIVNAM Sum of social connections of Native name A38ar to A38gr Reversed scale of A38a-A38r so that 5=all the time and 1=not at all. SOCSUP1: Index based on frequency of seven different types of SOCSUP2: Grouped values of SOCSUP1 - 5 categories A36 Strength of ties with family not living with respondent. INTOUCHR Index based on grouped values of frequency of contact
We are principally interested in the strength of social
relationships. Many Inupiat think of their Inupiat name as a connection to their
family and a connection to traits they aspire to. This is a quite different It appears that people often derive social support as
A36 How strong links to other family 243 Measurement level: Scale Format: F8 Column Width: 8 Alignment: Right Missing Values: 8, 9, 0 Value Label 0 M inappropriate - no other family 1 Very weak 2 Weak 3 Neither weak nor strong 4 Strong 5 Very strong 8 M don't know 9 M not ascertained A38a-g People sometimes look to others for companionship, assistance, guidance or other types of support. (HAND R CARD THREE) Could you tell me the number on this card that best fits how often each of the following types of support is available to you when you need it: [CHECK BOX] A38A Someone to listen to you A38B Someone to count on for advice A38C Someone who shows love and affection A38D Someone to have a good time with A38E Someone to confide in and talk about problems A38F Someone to listen to relax with A38G Someone to listen to do something enjoyable with Measurement level: Scale Format: F8 Column Width: 8 Alignment: Right Missing Values: 8, 9, 0 Value Label 0 M inappropriate - don't do that 1 All the time 2 Most of the time 3 Some of the time 4 Seldom 5 Not at all 8 M Dont know 9 M Not ascertained A37a-A37b (HAND R CARD TWO) During the last month, how often were you in touch with members of your family not living with you by phone or email? Please just tell me the number on this card that best fits. A37A Contact other relatives last month by phone, email A37B Visit, visited by other relatives last month Measurement level: Scale Format: F8 Column Width: 8 Alignment: Right Missing Values: 8, 9, 0 Value Label 1 Never 2 Once 3 Few times 4 More than few times 5 Every day 8 M Dont Know 9 M Not ascertained SOCSUP1 Index of Strength of Social Support Syntax: ****** Method 1 (space saver) will be used for this analysis ******
R E L I A B I L I T Y A N A L Y S I S - S C A L E (S O C S U P 1) N of Statistics for Mean Variance Std Dev Variables SCALE 28.7590 29.9435 5.4721 7
Reliability Coefficients N of Cases = 610.0 N of Items = 7 Alpha = .8786
grouped values of socsup1
Check of agreement with two closely related concepts: How strong links to other family * grouped values of socsup1 Crosstabulation % within grouped values of socsup1 This analysis suggests that, while correlated, these are two different concepts. The major difference is likely to be accounted for by support from the family living with the respondent and from friends. Note: we checked two people who scored high on socsup1 and low on a36. The responses look consistent with the context of the interviews.
How strong links to other family * Contact other relatives last month by phone, email Crosstab % within Contact other relatives last month by phone, email
Symmetric Measures
a Not assuming the null hypothesis. b Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis. How strong links to other family * Visit, visited by other relatives last month Crosstab % within Visit, visited by other relatives last month
Symmetric Measures
a Not assuming the null hypothesis. b Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis.
Contact other relatives last month by phone, email * Visit, visited by other relatives last month Crosstab % within Visit, visited by other relatives last month
Symmetric Measures
a Not assuming the null hypothesis. b Using the asymptotic standard error assuming the null hypothesis. sum of a37a and a37b
grouped values of intouch
Correlations
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