WHICH TYPES OF TIES AND NETWORKS PROVIDE WHAT KINDS OF SOCIAL SUPPORT

Barry Wellman

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This chapter describes the composition and structure of personal community networks. It concentrates on the score or so ties that are actively used, and especially on the half-dozen or so close, intimate ties. It integrates research findings from hundreds of scholars to discuss which types of ties and networks provide different kinds of social support.

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