… Networks with a rigorous structure allow for social support to be … after social support.
Informed by these disparate literatures on health social support, network theory, and traditional …

… social support may depend on women’s adherence to TFR, we hypothesized an interactive
relationship between social support … that women who lacked social support would have more …

… Primarily studies have attended to the impact of perceived social support … of social support
for depression. Furthermore, the current study seeks to assess if perceptions of social support …

… social support in non-traditional classrooms in an era of a shift to the ‘digital stuff’ in higher
education. It explores the ways that social support… social support in non-traditional classrooms. …

… traditional inequities in social support availability. Using survey data collected as part of the
Pew Internet and American Life Project, inequities in social support … in a social network site (…

… These" blind spots" in our traditional views of the family as an Institution hamper our … of our
traditional approach to understanding the purpose and functioning of social institutions. First, …

… resources by means of the social support that members of their social networks provide.
Interper… Unlike traditional conceptions of community and social support, personal community …

… groups/communities (as well as their sustained membership in these groups) is if they
experience limited access to traditional face-toface social support resources. Compared to face-to-…

… tradition of social support and pregnancy studies that flourished in the 1980s was driven by
an important policy motive: to highlight how friendship, listening and caring are undervalued …

… the benefits of social support, and we propose value in seeking to better understand both
stress-buffering (effects of social support are … Traditional Conceptualization of Stress-Buffering …