SSR Editorial Office

@Carywoo shows that gun violence victims have less trust in others, and areas with higher rates of #gunviolence have less trust overall. Victims of gun violence who achieve higher socioeconomic status can recover from this detrimental effect. #soctwitter rb.gy/hojxu7

Youngmann and Kushnirovich find that discrimination in public institutions threatens the emotional well-being of minorities even if they are not personally targets of discrimination. Income may buffer this effect for some minority groups. #soctwitter sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

@JohnIceland and @irakresh find earnings parity among unmarried, childless men and women aged 25-29 by 2018. The earnings penalty persists for women with children, and there is an emerging dampening effect of children on men’s earnings #soctwitter sciencedirect.com/science/ar…

Some individuals have a gene that makes them predisposed to obesity. Li & Guo find that peer groups can help overcome this. College women with the weight-prone gene exercise more & weigh less if they have a roommate who frequently exercises. #soctwitter rb.gy/tytrz5

Workman finds that White students are more likely than Black or Latino students to feel like they would become unpopular if they tried hard in math courses. Students who perceive these social costs are less likely to take rigorous math courses. #soctwitter rb.gy/pns6t2

Revisiting the role of rapid immigration on Trump’s 2016 victory: Research shows rapid local Hisp pop growth was predictive of Trump voting among non-Hisp Whites w/ low ed and high family income in general election but not in primaries. bit.ly/3sOJ4yb @chrisJmaggio@cuny

A meta-analysis of 107 studies shows substantial returns to a good reputation in peer to peer online markets. Using game theory, this research shows that seller reputations affect seller performance. bit.ly/3dmFEgi @VBuskins @UniUtrecht

High academic achievers are more supportive of gender equity in schools, but not necessarily in private sphere. High achievers are more agreeable to girls initiating dates but high achieving boys are less agreeable to girl paying. bit.ly/3bWVrTu @Shengwei_Sun#Wei-hsinYu

Research shows that “stigma-reduction campaigns that focus on the competence and capabilities of individuals with a mental illness will be more effective than those that focus on information about the origins of mental illness.” bit.ly/3xzwu98 @AmyKroska @NAMICommunicate

Women with more children are particularly vulnerable to short-term economic consequences of divorce, but their incomes rebound due to increased paid work hours. Remarriage does not explain the rebound as they are less likely to remarry. bit.ly/3ttM2Z5 @ZJVanWinkle

The properties of self-rated health measures remain poorly understood. This study shows there is a great degree of measurement error and cautions researchers to be skeptical of using these as explanatory variables. bit.ly/32XG3B2 @UNCSociology @UNCPopCenter @Add_Health

Socio-economic inequities in childhood have long-term implications for health. Childhood inequities generate disparities in adults perceptions of their control over life circumstances. These perceptions impact healthy lifestyles.bit.ly/2NKhC5R @SarPedron @MonikaMurawsk10

British research illustrates that job-related distress is lower when managers are transparent about the organizations’ financial situation, including budgets and profits. bit.ly/3lHu8zN @drhuizheng @VincentRoscigno @ScottSchiemanUT

Research shows that Arab Muslims are not universally opposed to homosexuality due to Islam, as prior more simplistic studies would suggest bit.ly/3cMlcEW @Radboud_Uni @NielsSpierings #SaskiaGlas