The interacting factorsinfluencingperceived social support
the major factorsinfluencingsocial support
environmental and personal factors(passive) caused bysocial support
genetic and environmental factors(passive) is influenced bysocial support
the Department of Social and Health Services Sec(passive) led bySocial Supports
a ) symptoms and treatment side effects , ( b ) perceptions of stigma and fears expressed by family and friends , ( c ) cultural beliefs about cancer , and ( d ) desires to lessen any burden or disruption to the lives of family and friends(passive) was influenced bySocial support
to keep those who are at risk of isolation engaged with their local community , relieve any boredom , and help them pursue any interests they may have(passive) are designedSocial Supports
the government needsto createsocial support
employment status , type of family(passive) is influenced byPerceived social support
the health benefitsresultingfrom social support
new peopleleadsto social support
collective movement or offered by family , friends , and fans(passive) sparked bythe social support
multiple benefits as it helpsto createsocial support
Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics associated with social support Regarding sociodemographic , clinical and social support characteristics ... factorsinfluencedsocial support
Ability to exert social influence createsocial support
health concerns – and by concerns about the consequences of their drinking(passive) influenced bysocial support
From throwing your pet a birthday party , to cooking for them or playing with them , treating them as a member of your family helpsto createsocial support
to support people with disability and the frail aged(passive) is designedSocial Support
two people who know what healthy and delicious(passive) Created bysocial support
The participants are given the opportunity to interact with peers who have experienced similar situations as there ownthereby creatingsocial support
the Liberal Rallying Call , ( something like " we all needto proactively createsocial supports
problem solving ’ , ‘ feedback onbehaviour ’ , ‘ self - monitoring of behaviour ’ , ‘ goalsetting’ , ‘ goalreview ’ , ‘ social support
the demographic imbalance of a much larger group of older Americans versus a significantly smaller work force �(passive) created bysocial support
that is tied to social and emotional health parents and other caregiving adults — such as a child care provider or primary tivities , and information and referral servicesto createsocial support
through more cohesive communities and systems of care designed to augment the tasks of parents(passive) can be createdSocial supports
to keep you engaged with your local community , relieve any boredom and help you pursue your interests(passive) are designedSocial Supports
of two basic aspects : ( a ) the perception of whether there is a sufficient number of available others to whom one can turn in times of need and ( b ) the degree of satisfaction with the available support ( Vaux , 1988(passive) are composedSocial supports
to decrease isolation(passive) is also designedsocial supports
the usersetup social support
trained social workers(passive) led bysocial supports
social skills training in communitysettingsocial support
Socioeconomic status ( SES ) andinfluencessocial support
Interventions that build personal capacity , coping skills , andmay contributesocial support
So seeing movies , having dinner , going to church with friends , co - workers or others all helpcreatea social support
summarizing the response of two questions that focused on availability of help(passive) was created bySocial support
authenticityinfluencessocial - support
orderto createsocial support
Address needs of significant otherscreatesocial support
up ... a society(passive) set ... bysocial supports
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to social isolation and lonelinessleadingto social isolation and loneliness
positively to an individual ’s mental health recoverycontributespositively to an individual ’s mental health recovery
feelings of isolation and mental health challenges such as anxiety and depressionpreventsfeelings of isolation and mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression
to senior isolationcontributesto senior isolation
to greater isolationleadingto greater isolation
to social isolation , which increases the mental health problems including depressionleadingto social isolation , which increases the mental health problems including depression
symptoms of anxiety and depressioninfluencedsymptoms of anxiety and depression
to enhance participant health and well - beingdesignedto enhance participant health and well - being
recovery from PTSD(passive) is ... influenced byrecovery from PTSD
many women to endure depression in isolationleadmany women to endure depression in isolation
to better physical and mental healthcontributesto better physical and mental health
to the improvement of mental health ( 26leadsto the improvement of mental health ( 26
later life mental healthinfluenceslater life mental health
to better health outcomes , an increased quality of life ... and decreased mental health symptomsleadsto better health outcomes , an increased quality of life ... and decreased mental health symptoms
to improvement in several areas of health and well - beingcan leadto improvement in several areas of health and well - being
further stress that can negatively affect their mental healthcan createfurther stress that can negatively affect their mental health
postpartum depressionpreventpostpartum depression
to their depression symptomscontributedto their depression symptoms
the patients to a depressionmay leadthe patients to a depression
to a decrease in depressionleadsto a decrease in depression
the negative impacts of isolation(passive) can be prevented bythe negative impacts of isolation
to worse health outcomesmay leadto worse health outcomes
health and well - being across cultural groups [ 1positively influenceshealth and well - being across cultural groups [ 1
them to experience better quality of lifeleadingthem to experience better quality of life
to health in generalcontributesto health in general
survival and recoverycan influencesurvival and recovery
to health and well - being by reducing exposure to stress and enhancing coping effortscan contributeto health and well - being by reducing exposure to stress and enhancing coping efforts
one ’s mental health specifically causing anxiety in Canadian youthcan influenceone ’s mental health specifically causing anxiety in Canadian youth
isolation and encourages community buildingpreventsisolation and encourages community building
health and well - being by protecting people from the pathogenic effects of stressorsinfluencehealth and well - being by protecting people from the pathogenic effects of stressors
in anxiety , depression , helplessness and loneliness.5,6resultin anxiety , depression , helplessness and loneliness.5,6
health - related quality of life ( HRQOL ) in oncologic patientsinfluenceshealth - related quality of life ( HRQOL ) in oncologic patients
in physiological and mental health benefits in terms of decreased depression and anxiety and improved immune and cardiovascular system.[28resultedin physiological and mental health benefits in terms of decreased depression and anxiety and improved immune and cardiovascular system.[28
to good mental and physical healthcan contributeto good mental and physical health
our interpersonal relationships as well as individual outcomes ( including health and well - beinginfluencesour interpersonal relationships as well as individual outcomes ( including health and well - being
depression during major lossespreventdepression during major losses
depression and other emotional problemsto preventdepression and other emotional problems
The course of a depression is thought(passive) to be positively influenced byThe course of a depression is thought
to positive health outcomes in this populationmight contributeto positive health outcomes in this population