Social capital and health research has emerged as a focus of contemporary behavioral epidemiology, while intervention research is seeking more effective measures to increase health protective behaviors and decrease health-risk behaviors. In this review we explored current literature on social capital and health outcomes at the micro-, mesa-, and macro-levels with a particular emphasis on resear...

Covid-19, a global pandemic disaster since early 2020, has affected the Jember District. Lawgriez Village, as selected resilient village, was chosen pilot village through competition organized by Regent of at that time. There are good social practices in mitigating Covid-19 this village. These include habitus, economic capital, cultural and symbolic domain Village serves strength implementing p...

globalization and social capital are two main concepts in modern sociology. the study of effects of women's social capital on their social participation is one of the critical areas in women's studies. in order to study women's social capital in globalization process, the writers selected 2200 women in the cities of tehran, shiraz and estahban in a random sense. the results show that cultural c...

Using the Cultural Revolution of China as a quasi-experiment, this paper analyzes the long-run impact of interrupted education in the midst of economic transition with booming opportunities that highly reward education quali…cations. We focus on the remedial human capital investment decisions taken by individuals whose education has been interrupted by this shock. We …nd substantial increases i...

background burnout is a common syndrome associated with job stresses in the health sector personnel, especially female nurses. objectives the aim of this study was to investigate burnout and its association with types of capital among female nurses in educational hospitals of kermanshah university of medical sciences. patients and methods this was a retrospective cross-sectional study. the stud...

Inhibited attachment disordered behavior (IADB) is characterized by difficulty in establishing an attachment relationship with a primary caregiver; is associated with persistent social and emotional problems; and is observed most frequently in contexts of pathological care such as institutional rearing. Here, we seek to enhance understanding of the conditions that give rise to IADB among instit...