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Social support and reference group: the dual action mechanism of the social network on subjective poverty

Sociology

Social support and reference group: the dual action mechanism of the social network on subjective poverty

S. Li and M. Cai

This research by Suxia Li and Meng Cai explores how social networks influence subjective poverty among Chinese residents. It reveals that social support can alleviate feelings of poverty, while an individual's status within their network further impacts their perception of poverty. Discover how these dynamics play a crucial role in understanding poverty in the context of social relationships.

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