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Low Income, Ill-being, and Gender Inequality
In this study, we conduct country-specific regressions and cross-national multilevel analyses to examine the relationship between low income, subjective ill-being (SIB), and macro-level gender parity.
Satoshi Araki
,
Francisco Olivos
Where Do Opportunity Beliefs Come From?
This study used a probabilistic and representative survey of Chinese citizens to explore how intergenerational social mobility relates to opportunity beliefs.
Peng Wang
,
Francisco Olivos
Conformity or contrast?
This study combines the BFLPE and local dominance effect into one theoretical framework and explores whether the “higher aspiration-inferior peers” hypothesis stands at the class and grade levels.
Xiao Yuan
,
Francisco Olivos
Institutional context and life satisfaction
This article examines the variations in the association between political power and subjective well-being by how the rule of law is instituted across societies.
Francisco Olivos
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Lei Jin
Cultural capital and perception of teacher-student relationships
Using two waves of the China Educational Panel Survey, we investigate how students' cultural capital affects their own understanding of teacher-student interactions.
Francisco Olivos
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Satoshi Araki
Cultural omnivorousness and status inconsistency in Chile
These findings provide important insights for discussing the implications of status inconsistency on cultural consumption.
Francisco Olivos
,
Peng Wang
Teachers’ beliefs about educational quality
A factorial survey experiment with school teachers is used to identify the causal attributions of the quality of teacher-student relations and learning methodologies in schools.
Francisco Olivos
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Xiao Yuan
Pride and Protest
This study examined the effect of protests on bystanders’ pride, using the case of the 2019 “Chilean Spring”.
Francisco Olivos
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Cristián Ayala
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Alex Leyton
Citizen Complaints as an Accountability Mechanism
This study examines (a) latent topics contained in a large set of complaints against the police on a digital platform, and (b) the change of those topics across time and (c) by complainants’ educational level.
Francisco Olivos
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Patricio Saavedra
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Lucia Dammert
Causal Attributions of Happiness and Critical Events
Using a factorial survey applied to a representative and probabilistic sample of Chileans, we examined three central causal attributions deeply rooted in Latin American folk culture.
Francisco Olivos
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Pablo Olivos-Jara
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Emilio Moyano-Díaz
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