Social Support Measurement and Interventions

Karen S. Rook · Lynn G. Underwood

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This chapter presents an overview of the volume in general, including a commentary and future directions for research. It explores delineating and investigating the health-related functions of social relationships, as well as social support as a stable personality trait versus dynamic interpersonal process, the contexts of social support, the 'dosage' of social support, and support processes and effects over time.

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