… presents a brief historical review of the origins of the social support construct and then …
of social support: the network model, the received support model, and the perceived support …

… Although these two views differ in their recent intellectual tradition and methods, they
share common origins in pragmatist philosophy and thereby share many core assumptions (Barone…

… tradition, with reference to problems of intimacy as found in Freud, Erickson, Lowenthal, Weiss
and others; the comparative biological tradition … , the social psychiatric tradition which has …

… In so doing, we have highlighted the mainstream American cultural assumptions underlying
the traditional ways in which social support use has been understood, investigated, and …

… Despite the positive connotations of the concepts "social integration" and "social support,"
our social ties are not always or even necessarily positive influences in our lives and thus on …

… Our goal is to contribute to this effort by offering a model of social support … social support
literature, and the close relationships literature. This model builds on traditional social support …

… (following reliability correction) as interpretable and important effect sizes, it is unlikely
that estimates of this size can support the traditional view that received support is the primary …

… social support; the cultural context of social support; the role of social support in stress-coping;
social support … between support and the immune system; social support and the elderly; …

… social relationships on health, many terms are used loosely and interchangeably, including
social networks, social support, social ties, and social … linking social networks or support to …

… By considering only the effects of the resource exchanged on the recipient, for example, we
are able to generate a broad range of outcomes that are not traditional in the support area (…