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2010
Chapter 6 discusses social support, including its benefits, types of support (emotional, information, practical, belonging), identifying a social support network, things to consider in developing and using support, and problems that may occur when support needs are met (decreasing isolation, asking for support, your ability to provide care and support ...
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Chapter 6 discusses social support, including its benefits, types of support (emotional, information, practical, belonging), identifying a social support network, things to consider in developing and using support, and problems that may occur when support needs are met (decreasing isolation, asking for support, your ability to provide care and support ...
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Social Interaction and Social Support
Journal of Social Issues, 1984Typical research models of social support are overly simple on two grounds. First, they treat social support as exogenous to the model. That is, models incorporate the effects of social support on stressors and on psychological distress, but typically ignore the influences of stressors, psychological distress, personal characteristics of recipients ...
Stanley Lehmann +2 more
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Psychological Reports, 1993
Although considerable research from varied theoretical perspectives and across multiple disciplines has linked social support and suicide, few researchers have explored the relationship directly with any specificity. Investigators are encouraged to consider not only the type or source of support and related network characteristics, but also the ...
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Although considerable research from varied theoretical perspectives and across multiple disciplines has linked social support and suicide, few researchers have explored the relationship directly with any specificity. Investigators are encouraged to consider not only the type or source of support and related network characteristics, but also the ...
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Clarification of Social Support
Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 2005Purpose: To clarify the concept of social support. Design: Template Verification and Expansion Model. Methods: Meta‐synthesis strategies. Findings: Social support is composed of emotional and instrumental support ...
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, 1980 Unfortunately not everyone treated with regular dialysis is able to work full-time. Some people are unable to find any employment. Fortunately the State provides a number of benefits which are available to dialysis and transplant patients. This short chapter is a general guide for patients in Great Britain.
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Social Support and Sleep: A Meta-Analysis
Health Psychology, 2018Objective: While the implications of social support are increasingly well understood, no meta-analytic review to date has examined the intersection of the social support and sleep literatures.
Robert G. Kent de Grey +4 more
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Social environment and social support
Cancer, 1991Research on the relevance of social support to cancer has been plentiful since the first American Cancer Society workshop on methodological issues in behavioral and psychosocial science. Nonetheless, critical shortcomings continue to characterize the attempt empirically to establish such things as the extent to which social support predicts adjustment ...
Shirley B. Lansky +10 more
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Social Alienation and Social Support
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1982Popular conceptions about the cognitive-affective state of alienation have proliferated. The present study was based on an alteration of the common notion that alienation is consistently related to interpersonal withdrawal Based on previous research suggesting that women are more likely to have an affiliative response when under stress while men tend ...
Lawrence D. Greene +3 more
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American Journal of Family Therapy, 2001
The current study examines the role of perceived adequacy of social support provided by spouses for both marital and individual functioning. Married individuals from a college sample (N = 177) recorded the adequacy of specific supportive behaviors provided by the spouse on a daily basis for 7 days.
John E. Landers +2 more
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The current study examines the role of perceived adequacy of social support provided by spouses for both marital and individual functioning. Married individuals from a college sample (N = 177) recorded the adequacy of specific supportive behaviors provided by the spouse on a daily basis for 7 days.
John E. Landers +2 more
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Social Support and Social Health [PDF]
, 1985 For nearly thirty-five years, physicians, psychologists, sociologists, and epidemiologists have been attempting to include social support and social function in the definition of health status. Despite relentless efforts, it has been difficult to meaningfully define social support as a component of health.
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