E. Bassuk, K. Mickelson, Heidi D Bissell, J. Perloff
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摘要
研究人员分析了来自伍斯特家庭研究项目(Worcester Family Research Project)的数据，以确定社会支持过程是否会因贫困而改变，以及亲属和非亲属支持与低收入母亲的心理健康之间是否存在差异。作者发现，与家人和朋友的冲突预示着不良的心理健康，比情感和工具支持更能预测这些结果。此外，兄弟姐妹冲突比父母冲突更能预测心理健康。最后，只有专业人士的工具性支持才能预测心理健康。
Role of kin and nonkin support in the mental health of low-income women.
Data from the Worcester Family Research Project were analyzed to determine whether social support processes are altered by poverty and whether kin and nonkin support are differentially related to mental health in low-income mothers. The authors found that conflict with family and friends predicted adverse mental health and more strongly predicted these outcomes than emotional and instrumental support. Moreover, sibling conflict was a stronger predictor of mental health than parent conflict. Finally, only instrumental support from professionals predicted mental health.
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