Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions

Balsa, Ana Inés - Díaz, Carlos

Resumen:

We review the economic literature of the past 20 years on peer effects in health behaviors and conditions. We find consistent evidence of peer effects across a wide range of behaviors and outcomes (alcohol, body weight, food and nutrition, physical fitness, sexual behaviors, fertility, and mental health use) and across a diverse set of identification techniques (instrumental variables, network analysis, reduced form models, random assignment of peers, and discrete choice models of endogenous interactions). Despite the thorough evidence on the existence of peer effects, we still know little about the underlying mechanisms. Understanding these mechanisms is critical for the design of effective policies and constitutes the new stage in the research agenda.


Detalles Bibliográficos
2018
Peer effects
Social interactions
Peer influence
Health behaviors
Health conditions
Systematic review
Substance use
Obesity
Sexual behavior
Mental health
Inglés
Universidad de Montevideo
REDUM
https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12806/1363
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Díaz, Carlos. Universidad Católica del Uruguay
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Díaz, Carlos
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dc.description.abstract.none.fl_txt_mv We review the economic literature of the past 20 years on peer effects in health behaviors and conditions. We find consistent evidence of peer effects across a wide range of behaviors and outcomes (alcohol, body weight, food and nutrition, physical fitness, sexual behaviors, fertility, and mental health use) and across a diverse set of identification techniques (instrumental variables, network analysis, reduced form models, random assignment of peers, and discrete choice models of endogenous interactions). Despite the thorough evidence on the existence of peer effects, we still know little about the underlying mechanisms. Understanding these mechanisms is critical for the design of effective policies and constitutes the new stage in the research agenda.
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Social interactions
Peer influence
Health behaviors
Health conditions
Systematic review
Substance use
Obesity
Sexual behavior
Mental health
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spellingShingle Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
Balsa, Ana Inés
Peer effects
Social interactions
Peer influence
Health behaviors
Health conditions
Systematic review
Substance use
Obesity
Sexual behavior
Mental health
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title Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
title_full Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
title_fullStr Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
title_full_unstemmed Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
title_short Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
title_sort Social interactions in health behaviors and conditions
topic Peer effects
Social interactions
Peer influence
Health behaviors
Health conditions
Systematic review
Substance use
Obesity
Sexual behavior
Mental health
url https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12806/1363