… strategy in studying social support and … in social support leads to psychological distress,
alternative interpretations are plausible. For example, the observed relationship between social …

… this study, global psychological distress and lower perceived social support were examined
as outcomes of insecure attachment. The central elements of the SCIP model are the social …

… social conflict and perceived social support from two social domains, roommates and
nonroommate friends, on changes in psychological distress. … of social support in one social …

… ) and social support to psychological distress was studied … -concepts and more social
support would experience less … self-concepts and less social support. It was further predicted …

… logical distress in late adolescence, (2) the main and buffering effect of social support from
… of various types of life stress and social support on psychological distress in girls and boys. …

… psychological distress. We further compared psychological distress, their coping style/social
support … active coping style and social support were protective factors against psychological …

… role played by informal social support in psychological distress, considering it together …
social support and burnout is specific, with the key variable being satisfaction with social support…

… related to subsequent psychological distress (eg … social support reduces psychological
distress, it is equally compatible with the view that psychological distress decreases social support…

… In this study, we investigate how the role of perceived social support in the stress–psychological
distress relation can change under chronic stress conditions. We were particularly …

… Thus, successful adaptation is closely connected to the availability of social support [Citation30].
Focusing on psychological distress, we consider two aspects of social support in …