Study Hernandez Plaza et al. (2005): study ES 2000
- Public
- Moroccan immigrants, Spain, 2000
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 100
- Non Response
- Assessment
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Interview: face-to-face
Face to face interviews were conducted by the first author of this article, with the collaboration of seven Moroccan mediators who translated the questions into Arabic when necessary, and gave access to the sample
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Satisfaction with emotional support
- Our Classification
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- Error Estimates
- Satisfaction with social support Total: Cronbach's alpha = 0,86
- Remarks
- The measurement of satisfaction with social support used is included in the Arizona Social Support Interview Schedule (Barrera, 1980). More specifically, the version adapted for African immigrants living in Spain by Martinez, Garcia and Maya (1993) and Hernández (2003) was used. This instrument examines diverse structural and functional characteristics of social support networks.
- Distribution
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Satisfaction with emotional support provided by natives:
M = 4,60; SD = 1,10, by fellow immigrants: M = 6,21; SD = 0.92 - Operationalization
- Self report of satisfaction with received support in two areas:
- expression of personal feelings
- social participation
9rated 1: totally unsatisfied, 7 totally satisfied)
A by natives
B by fellow immigrants
Observed Relation with Happiness
- Social network size
- Number of natives in the social network
- Number of immigrants in the social network
- Number of men in the social network
- Number of women in the social network
- Number of family members in the social network
- Number of non-family members in the social network
- Perceived availabilty of emotional support
- Perceived availability of informative support
- Perceived availability of material support
- Perceived need for social support
- Perceived sufficiency of social support provided by natives
- Perceived sufficiency of social support provided by immigrants
- Utilization of social support provided by natives
- Utilization of social support provided by immigrants
- Satisfaction with informative support by natives
- Satisfaction with informative support by immigrants
- Satisfaction with material support by natives
- Satisfaction with material support by immigrants
- Perception of ethnic prejudice
- Gender
- Age
- Time living in the country