Study Duckitt (1982): study ZA 1980
- Public
- 65-90 aged whites Pretoria, South Africa, 198?
- Sample
- Respondents
- N = 80
- Non Response
- 20%
- Assessment
-
Interview: face-to-face
at home
Correlate
- Authors's Label
- Exclusivity in interaction
- Our Classification
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- Remarks
- Controlled for household income and expert rated health. Controls reduced zero-order correlations only slightly.
- Operationalization
- 1. Scope: The degree to which the
number of persons contacted is
concentrated into:
a. The immediate family (i.e.
spouse, children, grandchildren).
b. Siblings and other relatives.
c. Intimate friends (described as
extremely close friends whom the
subject confided in and could
depend on for emotional support).
d. Other friends, neighbours and
acquaintances.
2. Frequency: the degree to which the
frequency of contacts is
concentrated into:
a. The immediate family (i.e.spouse,
children, grandchildren).
b. Siblings and other relatives.
c. Intimate friends (described as
extremely close friends whom the
subject confided in and could depend on for emotional support).
d. Other friends, neighbours and
acquaintances.