SSR Editorial Office

Social Science Research publishes interdisciplinary papers devoted to quantitative social science research and methodology. @ssreditorial
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Leo Röhlke finds no evidence that early adolescents spend less time on enrichment, physical activity, or sleep after acquiring their first mobile phone. Read this open access article here: https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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Work from Lea Becher, Guido Mehlkop, and Sebastian Sattler investigates the connection between status and aggression. This article is open access--read more here: https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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Ariane Bertogg, @ppraeg and Klara Reiber
show that caregiving improves cognitive functioning for both men and women in later life. Read this open access article here: https://t.co/H2HH7qRDnh...

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Tibor Rutar and Marko Hočevar find that over-time increases in economic freedom predict decreases in relative poverty in developed, individualist societies. Open access here: https://t.co/H2HH7qRDnh...

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Aniruddha Das examines subjective religiosity and perceived control in later life. https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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@zafer_113 finds that parent-child relationships intensified in contact, closeness, and functional support after adult children's job loss. This article is open access: https://t.co/H2HH7qRDnh...

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@tvanheuvelen @Jesshimmel @ReginaSBaker
investigate whether unionization reduces earnings disparities between Black and White workers in the public sector. https://t.co/H2HH7qRDnh...

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Jon Overton and Gideon Cunningham examine political homogeneity and extremism in American politics. Read this open access article here: https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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Dieuwke Zwier finds that schools with progressive learning concepts are less popular among lower-SES students, while higher-SES students are comparatively less likely to choose labor market-themed schools. This article is open access: https://t.co/H2HH7qRDnh...

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Micah H. Nelson examines whether survey items measure the same constructs equivalently when administered to Democrats and Republicans. https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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From Yuxin Zhang and colleagues, "Is political interest tracked in schools? Evidence from Germany" is open access and available here: https://t.co/H2HH7qR5xJ...

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Big congrats to @Tiffanysara as well. Sorry it took us to find your account. 😀

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Big congrats to @MasoudMovahed, whose article titled "Intergenerational income mobility in the United States: A racial-spatial account" just won the ASA's Mathematical Sociology Section’s Outstanding Graduate Student Paper Award! https://t.co/XYoEab9fvd

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Our paper is out in @SSReditorial! We conduct latent class analysis to illustrate the complex interplay between multiple dimensions of maternal empowerment and children’s gender beliefs in India. See full paper here: https://t.co/KPv40bpF9C

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We know people with black-sounding names are discriminated against in the U.S. labor market. Was there such name-based discrimination in the early 20th century? See what this new study found! https://t.co/q4i7D5bn69

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@SpencerAllen907 Welcome aboard!

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Results of online survey experiment show that on factual questions, less-educated people are more strongly influenced by highly-educated outgroup individuals than by less-educated ingroup individuals. On opinion questions, status orientation & ingroup orientation are about equal.

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People are influenced by members of high-status groups & members of their ingroup. Are lower-status people more influenced by members of higher-status outgroups or by members of their lower-status ingroup? https://t.co/449fmtJhV3

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Analysis of longitudinal data from China reveals a hidden form of education inequality: low-SES parents not only hold lower educ expectations but are more likely to decrease their expectations when child academic performance declines, which further reduces their educ involvement.

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The link between parental educational expectations & children’s educational outcomes is well-established in the literature. This study addresses how parental expectations respond to children’s academic performance. https://t.co/12vzuvc4SJ @ShenWensong