Table 5.

Effects of having specific types of family members on the number of family members and non-family members (negative binomial regression, results in columns 1 and 7), and on the inclusion of specific types of family members and non-family members (logistic regression, results in columns 2 till 5, and 8 till 10) in the personal network

	Family members						Non-family members
	Total	Partner	Child	Parent	Sibling	Other	Total	Friend	Neighb.	Col.	Other
	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11
Intercept	.390	.033	−2.989**	−.423	−.337	−.858	.977**	1.32	−3.205**	−1.449	−1.97~
Having a partner	.397**		−.210	−.142	−.130	.672**	−.049	−.165~	.488*	−.305	−.720**
Child (ref = none)
0–12 years of age	−.120	−.402		.302	−.265	.455~	−.103~	−.186	.548~	−.214	−.289
13 year—lives at home	.375**	−1.282	1.173*	−.811	.608	.390	−.029	−.386	−.018	−.208	.086
Empty nest	.175**	.026	1.091**	.013	−.412*	−.278	−.051	.029	−.209	.022	.330
Parents alive (ref = 0)
1	.107	.623~	.438	−.160	−.108	.011	.005	.289	.009	.821**	−.428
2	.067	.672	.118		−.266	−.586*	−.039	.178	−.136	.265	.150
Number of siblings (ref = 0)
1	.333**	.062	.461	.926		.510	.038	−.768*	.284	.392	−.125
2	.376**	−.327	.434	1.07	.289*	.681*	.028	−.426	.033	.433	−.009
>2	.437**	−.121	.660*	.823	.308*	.418	.094	−.380	.091	.382	.039

Source: SSND3

Control variables not shown

* P < 0.05, ** P < 0.01 (two tailed)