Component social support processes: Comments and integration.
Journal of Consulting and Clinical PsychologyPublished 1 January 1986
Kenneth Heller, Ralph Swindle, Linda Dusenbury
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Un modele explicatif est presente centre sur le concept d'estime de soi et les transactions interpersonnelles liees au stress.
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On ne sait pas tres bien par quelles voies ce qu'on appelle le «support» social (soutien informel ou reseaux sociaux) reduit le risque general de maladie mentale et s'insere par la dans la politique generale de prevention et d'amelioration des statistiques d'epidemiologie psychiatrique. Bref, comment le lien social peut-il etre prophylactique? Un modele explicatif est presente centre sur le concept d'estime de soi et les transactions interpersonnelles liees au stress
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