F Albert
Biographic Data
| ID | 44715 |
|---|---|
| NAME | F Albert |
| GIVEN NAMES | F |
| FAMILY NAME | Albert |
| SIGNATURE | ALBERT F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Semmelweis University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1372-7164 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Who supports involved fatherhood? Structural and individual predictors across 26 countries
Potential protective factors against negative interpersonal influence regarding Covid-19 vaccination - A cross-sectional study on Covid-19 vaccine discussion networks
Illnesses or their threat are experienced in the context of people with whom we discuss health-related issues, who also influence vaccine related decisions. As people may talk about vaccination with others who are not vaccinated, it is important to explore the protective factors against negative interpersonal influence so as to decrease vaccine hesitancy and help achieve herd immunity . Self-reported survey data came from an observational, cross-…
Gendered educational disparities and in-home smoking and use of electronic tobacco/nicotine devices among cohabiting couples
Allowing in-home smoking and in-home EDTNAD use is more prevalent in disadvantaged communities. The correlation between women's educational advantage (relative to their male partners) and in-home smoking suggests increased bargaining power to establish smoke-free homes. Our findings underscore the importance of gender-sensitive approaches in interventions aimed at promoting SAFH
The role of digital status in adult child–parent relationships in European comparative perspective
The increasing significance of technology-mediated social interactions gives rise to optimistic expectations that digitalisation leads to various overwhelmingly positive outcomes in all walks of life. Our study relies on the European Social Survey 10th wave data (2020–22) to investigate the role of digital status in the relationship between adult children and parents in 30 countries. We found media multiplexity in adult child–parent relationships…
A Covid19 elleni védőoltás elutasítása együtt élő párok körében
A Covid19 elleni védőoltás elutasítása klasztereződést mutat a társadalomban, amely mögött strukturális hatások és a társas befolyás jelensége áll. A párkapcsolat a társas befolyás és az egészségmagatartás szempontjából egyaránt kiemelt jelentőségű. A párkapcsolati szintű vakcinációs homogenitás mértékéről keveset tudunk, ahogy a védőoltás elutasításának párkapcsolati szintű epidemiológiájáról sem rendelkezünk adatokkal. Vizsgálatunk célkitűzése …
Reshaping Social Capital During the Pandemic Crisis
This article presents findings about the impact of the first Covid‐related lockdown on the face‐to‐face (FTF) interpersonal contact networks of the Hungarian adult population. Our primary objective is to understand how the size, composition, and quality of such networks have changed. We base our analysis on the contact‐diary method. Our data were collected from two representative surveys of the Hungarian adult population: one in 2015 (N = 372) an…
When Spatial Dimension Matters
Living in segregated areas with concentrated neighbourhood poverty negatively affects the quality of life, including the availability of local jobs, access to services, and supportive social relationships. However, even with similar neighbourhood poverty levels, the degree and structure of spatial separation vary markedly between such areas. We expected that the level of spatial segregation aggravates the social exclusion of its inhabitants by ne…
The increasing importance of friends
In order to detect changes in social connectivity, we examined evolutions in the personal network structure by analyzing over-time trends in the composition of the population’s core discussion networks on four cross-sectional, nationally representative surveys between 1997 and 2015, in the era of post-communism, in Hungary. There has been a very significant change; in fact, a reversal of trends regarding the composition of the core discussion net…
Egocentric Contact Networks of Older Adults
This article analyzes how the theory of constraints, the socio-emotional and functional selectivity theories can explain the egocentric networks of older adults. The contact diary method is applied on a randomly chosen subsample of a nationally representative cross-sectional sample in Hungary enumerating all active ties and encounters with social contacts of 181 adults aged 50 and above. Age is negatively associated with network size, but it is p…
Association between poverty indicators and social relations
We analyse the association between poverty indicators and social relations using nationally representative data from Hungary. We focus on four poverty indicators (the three standard indicators of Eurostat and perceived financial problems) and a rich set of social relationship indicators (18 variables). Material deprivation is the most strongly linked to the measures of social ties and social integration, whereas income poverty is associated the l…
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
The increasing importance of friends
In order to detect changes in social connectivity, we examined evolutions in the personal network structure by analyzing over-time trends in the composition of the population’s core discussion networks on four cross-sectional, nationally representative surveys between 1997 and 2015, in the era of post-communism, in Hungary. There has been a very significant change; in fact, a reversal of trends regarding the composition of the core discussion net…
Egocentric Contact Networks of Older Adults
This article analyzes how the theory of constraints, the socio-emotional and functional selectivity theories can explain the egocentric networks of older adults. The contact diary method is applied on a randomly chosen subsample of a nationally representative cross-sectional sample in Hungary enumerating all active ties and encounters with social contacts of 181 adults aged 50 and above. Age is negatively associated with network size, but it is p…
Association between poverty indicators and social relations
We analyse the association between poverty indicators and social relations using nationally representative data from Hungary. We focus on four poverty indicators (the three standard indicators of Eurostat and perceived financial problems) and a rich set of social relationship indicators (18 variables). Material deprivation is the most strongly linked to the measures of social ties and social integration, whereas income poverty is associated the l…
When Spatial Dimension Matters
Living in segregated areas with concentrated neighbourhood poverty negatively affects the quality of life, including the availability of local jobs, access to services, and supportive social relationships. However, even with similar neighbourhood poverty levels, the degree and structure of spatial separation vary markedly between such areas. We expected that the level of spatial segregation aggravates the social exclusion of its inhabitants by ne…
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
The role of digital status in adult child–parent relationships in European comparative perspective
The increasing significance of technology-mediated social interactions gives rise to optimistic expectations that digitalisation leads to various overwhelmingly positive outcomes in all walks of life. Our study relies on the European Social Survey 10th wave data (2020–22) to investigate the role of digital status in the relationship between adult children and parents in 30 countries. We found media multiplexity in adult child–parent relationships…
Reshaping Social Capital During the Pandemic Crisis
This article presents findings about the impact of the first Covid‐related lockdown on the face‐to‐face (FTF) interpersonal contact networks of the Hungarian adult population. Our primary objective is to understand how the size, composition, and quality of such networks have changed. We base our analysis on the contact‐diary method. Our data were collected from two representative surveys of the Hungarian adult population: one in 2015 (N = 372) an…
Mapping the Post-communist Class Structure
In this article, we define a schema for the class structure of Hungary, in which we consider a case for an Eastern-European capitalist system emerging from post-communist societies. Our schema is based on the findings of the Hungarian Class Survey, 2014. Using six measures of Bourdieusian economic, cultural, and social capital and applying the methodology of latent class analysis (LCA), we have constructed a model of eight LCA-based classes: uppe…
Mapping social milieus and cohesion patterns between 1997 and 2014. Exploiting the potential of the occupational position generator
Association between poverty indicators and social relations
We analyse the association between poverty indicators and social relations using nationally representative data from Hungary. We focus on four poverty indicators (the three standard indicators of Eurostat and perceived financial problems) and a rich set of social relationship indicators (18 variables). Material deprivation is the most strongly linked to the measures of social ties and social integration, whereas income poverty is associated the l…
When Spatial Dimension Matters
Living in segregated areas with concentrated neighbourhood poverty negatively affects the quality of life, including the availability of local jobs, access to services, and supportive social relationships. However, even with similar neighbourhood poverty levels, the degree and structure of spatial separation vary markedly between such areas. We expected that the level of spatial segregation aggravates the social exclusion of its inhabitants by ne…
The increasing importance of friends
In order to detect changes in social connectivity, we examined evolutions in the personal network structure by analyzing over-time trends in the composition of the population’s core discussion networks on four cross-sectional, nationally representative surveys between 1997 and 2015, in the era of post-communism, in Hungary. There has been a very significant change; in fact, a reversal of trends regarding the composition of the core discussion net…
Egocentric Contact Networks of Older Adults
This article analyzes how the theory of constraints, the socio-emotional and functional selectivity theories can explain the egocentric networks of older adults. The contact diary method is applied on a randomly chosen subsample of a nationally representative cross-sectional sample in Hungary enumerating all active ties and encounters with social contacts of 181 adults aged 50 and above. Age is negatively associated with network size, but it is p…
A Covid19 elleni védőoltás elutasítása együtt élő párok körében
A Covid19 elleni védőoltás elutasítása klasztereződést mutat a társadalomban, amely mögött strukturális hatások és a társas befolyás jelensége áll. A párkapcsolat a társas befolyás és az egészségmagatartás szempontjából egyaránt kiemelt jelentőségű. A párkapcsolati szintű vakcinációs homogenitás mértékéről keveset tudunk, ahogy a védőoltás elutasításának párkapcsolati szintű epidemiológiájáról sem rendelkezünk adatokkal. Vizsgálatunk célkitűzése …
Reshaping Social Capital During the Pandemic Crisis
This article presents findings about the impact of the first Covid‐related lockdown on the face‐to‐face (FTF) interpersonal contact networks of the Hungarian adult population. Our primary objective is to understand how the size, composition, and quality of such networks have changed. We base our analysis on the contact‐diary method. Our data were collected from two representative surveys of the Hungarian adult population: one in 2015 (N = 372) an…
The role of digital status in adult child–parent relationships in European comparative perspective
The increasing significance of technology-mediated social interactions gives rise to optimistic expectations that digitalisation leads to various overwhelmingly positive outcomes in all walks of life. Our study relies on the European Social Survey 10th wave data (2020–22) to investigate the role of digital status in the relationship between adult children and parents in 30 countries. We found media multiplexity in adult child–parent relationships…
Potential protective factors against negative interpersonal influence regarding Covid-19 vaccination - A cross-sectional study on Covid-19 vaccine discussion networks
Illnesses or their threat are experienced in the context of people with whom we discuss health-related issues, who also influence vaccine related decisions. As people may talk about vaccination with others who are not vaccinated, it is important to explore the protective factors against negative interpersonal influence so as to decrease vaccine hesitancy and help achieve herd immunity . Self-reported survey data came from an observational, cross-…
Gendered educational disparities and in-home smoking and use of electronic tobacco/nicotine devices among cohabiting couples
Allowing in-home smoking and in-home EDTNAD use is more prevalent in disadvantaged communities. The correlation between women's educational advantage (relative to their male partners) and in-home smoking suggests increased bargaining power to establish smoke-free homes. Our findings underscore the importance of gender-sensitive approaches in interventions aimed at promoting SAFH
Who supports involved fatherhood? Structural and individual predictors across 26 countries
Economics (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social capital (4 works) · Social Capital and Networks (4 works) · COVID-19 and Mental Health (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works)