Extended Data Table 7 Social Well-Being Indices

From: Tackling psychosocial and capital constraints to alleviate poverty

  1. Notes: Results presented are OLS estimates that include controls for randomization strata and, where possible, baseline outcomes. We assign baseline strata means to households surveyed at midpoint or endpoint but not at baseline and we control for such missing values with an indicator. See Table SI.4 for details on variable construction. Robust standard errors are shown in parentheses, clustered at the village level. Two-tailed p-values are also shown in parentheses, followed by MHT-adjusted p-values shown in square brackets (see table SI.5 for correction details). All indices are standardized with respect to the control group in that survey round. Results from components of each index are provided in Table SI.17 (financial support index), Table SI.18 (social support index), Table SI.19 (social standing index), Table SI.20 (social norms index), Table SI.21 (social cohesion and community closeness), and Table SI.22 (collective action index).
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