The study design is a 20-year panel

The study design is a 20-year panel of 1700 rural elderly individuals who were interviewed
in 1966, 1974 and in 1986-1987. The dependent variable was survival time. Proportional
hazards and time dependent covariates were used to analyze the data. Gender differences in
survival were explored. Participation in formal social networks predicted survival time. The
findings support Durkheim's theory of social integration and call into question genetic differences
as the explanation for the differential survival time of men and women.

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The Design Study is a 20-year Panel of 1 700 rural elderly individuals were interviewed Who
in 1966th, one thousand nine hundred seventy-four and in from 1986 to 1987. The dependent variable was survival time. Proportional
hazards and time dependent covariates were used to Analyze the Data. Gender differences in
Survival were explored. Participation in formal social networks predicted survival time. The
findings Support Durkheim's Theory of social integration and Call question Into Genetic differences
as the explanation for the differential Survival time of Men and Women.