Does Neighborhood Social Capital Longitudinally Affect the Nutritional Status of School-Aged Children? Evidence from China.

In both Figure 2 A,B, there was a steady shift of the mean values from the left to the right, which implies an increasing trend with time.

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With the inclusion of age and gender as controls in Model 2, the coefficients of social capital components among the rural children were no longer significant, the significant coefficients of neighborhood bonding trust and neighborhood bridging trust on BAZ among the total child respondents were retained, and neighborhood bonding trust exerted a marginally significant effect on the BAZ scores of the rural children.

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