Life Changes

Family's impact on health: A critical review.

“…Those men who reported that their "wives did not love them or show their love" had a higher incidence of MI, which was not statistically significant (95). The psychosocial variables associated with the development of angina were anxiety and severe psychosocial problems especially involving family or work (96). In a subsequent multivariate analysis of all the variables, anxiety and psychosocial problems remained significant, but family problems accounted for nearly all of the effects of psychosocial problems.…”

Testing the status‐legitimacy hypothesis: Predicting system justification using objective and subjective socioeconomic status in China and the United States

“…Once again, this finding provides no support for LCDM postulates in the USA for education during cross‐lagged analyses, as no longitudinal relationship with system justification was revealed. It is possible the null findings during our longitudinal cross‐lagged analysis may be attributed to the 6 month time lag between waves, but as 6 months is the longest period over which most participants have accurate memory for life events (Jenkins et al, 1979), it was a good starting point for a longitudinal test. Future research could use multiple waves or other time intervals to extend the initial findings reported here (see Orth et al, 2021).…”

Coming Out to Doctors, Coming Out to “Everyone”: Understanding the Average Sequence of Transgender Identity Disclosures Using Social Media Data

“…This type of data is potentially more accurate than previous work that has captured similar information using retrospective reporting, which is subject to recall bias. 13 These methods enabled us to analyze people's rich, real-time descriptions of their emotions around transgender identity disclosures, such as the anxiety that often accompanied disclosures to health care professionals.…”