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A kapcsolatintenzitás, a kapcsolattartás gyakorisága és a kapcsolatstruktúra jellemzői 2006-ban és 2015-ben Magyarországon
The characteristics of social contact intensity, contact frequency and contact structure in Hungary in 2006 and 2015
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Abstract The study aims at comparing the Hungarian results of the questions on the frequency of personal and distance contact with relatives and friends in the 2006 and 2015 ad hoc modules of EU-SILC. According to our results, in line with the findings of previous Hungarian research, compared to 2006, there ... view more
The study aims at comparing the Hungarian results of the questions on the frequency of personal and distance contact with relatives and friends in the 2006 and 2015 ad hoc modules of EU-SILC. According to our results, in line with the findings of previous Hungarian research, compared to 2006, there were fewer contacts in Hungary in 2015. Relations with friends, especially those held in person, were less exposed to weakening compared to relations with relatives. Among the different social groups, the already disadvantaged were typically negatively affected by either the change in intensity or the structure of relationships. However, the situation of the elderly and the inhabitants of deprived households deteriorated in all three dimensions examined: their relations weakened more strongly, and those related to relatives and personal ones further narrowed by 2015. This result indicates that the social disintegration of these groups has accelerated particularly between the two years, which poses a serious social policy challenge.... view less
Keywords
Hungary; contact; social relations; inequality; kinship; friendship
Classification
General Sociology, Basic Research, General Concepts and History of Sociology, Sociological Theories
Free Keywords
social contact; frequency; Matthew effect; relations with relatives; relations with friends; change; EU-SILC 2006; EU-SILC 2015
Document language
Other language
Publication Year
2021
Page/Pages
p. 102-138
Journal
Metszetek, 10 (2021) 4
DOI
https://doi.org/10.18392/metsz/2021/4/5
ISSN
2063-6415
Status
Published Version; peer reviewed