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| Matijošius, Jonas | Vilnius |
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Carrasco, Juan-Antonio
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- 2025Analyzing the Determinants of Teleworking during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Chilecitations
- 2021A comparative study of social interaction frequencies among social network members in five countriescitations
- 2020Mobility Changes, Teleworking, and Remote Communication during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Chilecitations
- 2020Studying the relationship between activity participation, social networks, expenditures and travel behavior on leisure activitiescitations
- 2020A comparative study of contact frequencies among social network members in five countries
- 2019Measuring the influence of social capital and personal networks on transport disadvantagecitations
- 2018A comparative study of contact frequencies and modes among social network members in four countries.
- 2016Modelling the relationship between travel behaviours and social disadvantagecitations
- 2013Distance patterns of personal networks in four countries: a comparative studycitations
- 2013Exploring the links between personal networks, time use, and the spatial distribution of social contactscitations
- 2006Exploring the propensity to perform social activities: a social network approachcitations
- 2005A tour-based model of travel mode choicecitations
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A comparative study of contact frequencies among social network members in five countries
Abstract
As face-to-face and ICT-mediated social interaction patterns are relevant to explain (social) travel behavior, the objective of this paper is to study comparatively the factors that influence social interaction frequency via different communication modes. The analysis is based on seven recent data collections on personal social networks from Canada, Chile, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Japan. A multilevel-multivariate mixed model that explicitly accounts for the hierarchical nature of the data is used to jointly analyze contact frequency patterns across all samples. We show the existence of very consistent associations across samples between individual and relational characteristics and social interactions such as age, network size, distance and emotional closeness. At the same time, for other characteristics such as gender and relationship type, among others, effect patterns were less clear, differences that might be explained by intrinsic contextual characteristics as well as methodological differences among studies. ; As face-to-face and ICT-mediated social interaction patterns are relevant to explain (social) travel behavior, the objective of this paper is to study comparatively the factors that influence social interaction frequency via different communication modes. The analysis is based on seven recent data collections on personal social networks from Canada, Chile, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Japan. A multilevel-multivariate mixed model that explicitly accounts for the hierarchical nature of the data is used to jointly analyze contact frequency patterns across all samples. We show the existence of very consistent associations across samples between individual and relational characteristics and social interactions such as age, network size, distance and emotional closeness. At the same time, for other characteristics such as gender and relationship type, among others, effect patterns were less clear, differences that might be explained by intrinsic contextual characteristics as well as ...
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