Perceived and capitalization support are substantially similar: Implications for social support theory

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality and Social Psychology …, 2011 - journals.sagepub.com
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …
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Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …
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Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …

Perceived and capitalization support are substantially similar: implications for social support theory.

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin, 2011 - europepmc.org
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …
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Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …

Perceived and capitalization support are substantially similar: implications for social support theory

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality & social psychology …, 2011 - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …

Perceived and Capitalization Support Are Substantially Similar: Implications for Social Support Theory.

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality & Social Psychology …, 2011 - search.ebscohost.com
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …

Perceived and capitalization support are substantially similar: Implications for social support theory.

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 2011 - psycnet.apa.org
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …
[PDF] gvsu.edu

[PDF][PDF] Perceived and Capitalization Support Are Substantially Similar: Implications for Social Support Theory

RC Shorey, B Lakey - Personality and Social Psychology …, 2011 - scholarworks.gvsu.edu
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …
[PDF] psu.edu

[PDF][PDF] Perceived and Capitalization Support Are Substantially Similar: Implications for Social Support Theory

RC Shorey, B Lakey - 2011 - Citeseer
Social support is typically thought to protect people from bad events, whereas capitalization
support augments people's reactions to good events. Because social support and …