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creators_name: Hoffman, Marion
creators_name: Stadtfeld, Christoph
creators_name: Elmer, Timon
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title: Dyadic Isolation in Social Interactions: The Role of Depressive Symptoms
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abstract: Dyadic isolation is the tendency of some individuals to be involved in pairwise interactions rather than in larger group interactions. This article investigates the interpersonal processes associated with the dyadic isolation of individuals with depressive symptoms. We hypothesize that such individuals tend to initiate more and stay longer in dyadic interactions compared to group interactions (dyadic preference hypothesis) and that individuals—irrespective of their own level of depressive symptoms—tend to join and stay longer in interactions when interaction partners have lower levels of depressive symptoms (depression avoidance hypothesis). We analyze two data sets (N = 123) of face-to-face interaction events (N = 86,915) collected with proximity badges at a social event. Hypotheses are tested using a relational event model (DyNAM-i) specifically tailored for modeling group interactions. In line with the dyadic preference hypotheses, individuals with higher levels of depressive symptoms are found to be more likely to join and stay in dyadic interactions. Post hoc analyses reveal that this result only applies to female participants. We find limited support for the depression avoidance hypotheses.
date: 2024-09-24
date_type: published
publisher: American Sociological Association
id_number: 10.1177/01902725241276407
official_url: http://tse-fr.eu/pub/129788
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keywords: depression
keywords: dyadic isolation
keywords: face-to-face interaction
keywords: relational event model
keywords: social interaction
keywords: social isolation
keywords: social networks
language: en
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doi: 10.1177/01902725241276407
view_date_year: 2024
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publication: Social Psychology Quarterly
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issn: 1939-8999
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citation:   Hoffman, Marion <https://www.idref.fr/270488162>, Stadtfeld, Christoph and Elmer, Timon  (2024) Dyadic Isolation in Social Interactions: The Role of Depressive Symptoms.    Social Psychology Quarterly.