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• W2096507069 abstract "Social contacts between middle-aged women and those in the younger and older generations help define the social networks that hold the generations together. Through the interpersonal ties constituting these networks, friends, as well as families, exchange various kinds of support that affect an individual's social, psychic, physical, emotional, and economic status. This article sets up a theoretical frameworkfor studying women's social contacts with family and friends and tests it using data from the 1981 wave of the National Longitudinal Survey of Mature Women. Our results indicate that the contacts that middle-aged women have with kith and kin depend on the nature of the relationship, household structure, distance, resources, and a predisposition to contact with family. But the effects of the most important of these depend on other characteristics in key ways. Social contacts between middle-aged women and those in the younger and older generations help define the social networks that hold the generations together. The interpersonal ties constituting these networks are important social resources. Through them, friends, as well as families, exchange various kinds of support that affect individuals' social, psychic, physical, emotional, and economic status. For example, research indicates that social support affects individuals' health by lowering the probability of physical illness and mortality (Willis 1985; House, Robbins & Metzner 1982) and by increasing psychological well-being (Donald & Ware 1982). For middle-aged women, however, recent research has suggested that the benefits of social contact may be somewhat offset by the strains. (Menken 1985; This research wasfunded by Center Grant No. P-50-HD-12639from the Centerfor Population Research, National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, and by Program Project GrantNo. P01 AG08291 from the National Institute on Aging. We would like to thank Calvin Goldscheider and the participants in the NIAINICHD Workshop on Family Intergenerational Relations, Washington, D.C., September 1987, for helpful comments. We are also grateful to Daniel Relles and Ross M. Stolzenber& who provided statistical advice thatgreatly improved the analysis andJoyce Petersonfor insights into ourfindings and help in presenting them more coherently. Direct correspondence to Linda J. Waite, Population Research Center, OgburnIStouffer Center, NORC and University of Chicago, 1155 East 60th St., Chicago, IL" @default.
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• W2096507069 title "Keeping in Touch: How Women in Mid-life Allocate Social Contacts among Kith and Kin" @default.
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