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Social Adjustment and Depression

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1973
Social and interpersonal maladjustments found in depressed women were reassessed over an eight-month follow-up and compared with normal controls. Overall, there was considerable improvement in social adjustment, but it occurred more slowly than that for symptoms and left some residual deficits.
E S, Paykel, M M, Weissman
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Social support perceptions, network characteristics, and international student adjustment

, 2020
Two hundred seventy-six international students reported their perceptions of social support from multiple sources (i.e., friends, family, institution, and significant other) as predictors of three facets of cross-cultural adjustment (i.e., general ...
Frank Shu   +4 more
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Social Support and Adjustment to a Novel Social Environment

International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 1998
The present article aims to examine the ways in which social support may affect the adaptation of individuals to a novel social environment. A distinctive feature of this research was the assessment of social support both before and after entering a completely new network of social relationships. A cohort of international exchange high school students (
T, Furukawa, I G, Sarason, B R, Sarason
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Parents’ perceived social support and children’s psychological adjustment

Journal of Social Work, 2020
Summary Perceived social support has often been investigated due to its direct and indirect effects in reducing the impact of several risk factors on physical and psychological well-being.
Cristina Nunes   +5 more
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Internet Use, Social Skills, and Adjustment

CyberPsychology & Behavior, 2004
The present study investigated the extent to which inter-personal skills, personality, and emotional intelligence (EI) were related to the extent of usage of the Internet, as measured with the Internet Addiction Scale, on a sample of undergraduates.
Elisabeth Engelberg, Lennart Sjöberg
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Social Participation and Social Adjustment

The Journal of Educational Research, 1965
(1965). Social Participation and Social Adjustment. The Journal of Educational Research: Vol. 58, No. 7, pp. 303-306.
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Social Adjustments in Cities

American Journal of Sociology, 1935
The drift of country dwellers to the city has been checked, and it is possible that some cities have begun to lose population. Large numbers of cities have run into financial difficulties, many of them defaulting their indebtedness, while some have failed even to pay their employees. Many have had to submit to state and federal oversight either through
Niles Carpenter, Clarence Quinn Berger
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The moderating role of social support for marital adjustment, depression, anxiety, and stress: Evidence from Pakistani working and nonworking women.

Journal of Affective Disorders, 2019
BACKGROUND This study examined how social support moderates the prolongation of mental distress related to depression, anxiety, stress, and marital adjustment in working and nonworking women.
Jaffar Abbas   +6 more
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The Assessment of Social Adjustment

Archives of General Psychiatry, 1975
Interest in the community adjustment of psychiatric patients has led to the development of rating techniques for its evaluation. Selection of an appropriate scale for the task should include a review of its item content, anchor points, coverage, method of obtaining information, informant, psychometric properties, precision, cost, scoring, and ...
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The Cognition of Social Adjustment

1982
Over the past decade, and especially the past few years, there has been a surge of interest in interpersonal problem solving among those involved in clinical and developmental issues. This interest has been stimulated in part by our attempts to identify, measure, and enhance a set of thinking processes we all have come to call interpersonal cognitive ...
George Spivack, Myrna B. Shure
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