The current study examines the association between family support and wellbeing in the
elderly, paying particular attention to the possible moderating role of attachment style. Data …

This study examines the complex role of family networks in shaping adult psychological well-
being over time. We examine the unique and interactive longitudinal influences of family …

Research suggests that family and friend support differentially impact well-being, although
relatively few studies investigate how these relationships function day-to-day. The first goal …

Social support is commonly assumed to protect people from the experience of psychological
distress and to enhance well‐being. However, past research shows that the effectiveness of …

Objective: The current paper examines whether quantitative aspects of social support (ie,
support network characteristics) indirectly influence psychological well-being via older …

Objectives. This study examines the separate effects of several dimensions of giving and
receiving social support on the well-being of older adults, with hypotheses guided by identity …

The present study aimed at exploring the roles of adult children's support and self-esteem in
the relationship between attachment and subjective well-being in older adults. The …

This narrative and quantitative review synthesizes findings from 55 (N= 54,550) studies on
the association between providing support to elderly parents and well-being of adult …

Dispositional styles of relating to significant others—adult attachment—are linked to social
relatedness across the life span. Prior work has concentrated on the receipt of perceived …

This study examined associations between attachment bonds and the care that daughters
were providing to their community-dwelling mothers. Adult daughters (40 African American …