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SOCIAL SUPPORT AND RELOCATION: AN EXAMINATION OF THE WELL-BEING OF ARMY WIVES

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Army wives throughout the United States participated in a study to evaluate the application of the triadic hypothesis of social support (Sarason, I. G., Sarason, & Pierce, 1992). The concept of social support consisted of the interaction among personality, interpersonal and situational factors with situation conceptualized as the event of relocation. The three factors were hypothesized to contribute independently to the prediction of well-being.

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  • GORHAM DARCY, MONICA

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eng

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https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk/foahb-theses-other/329
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oai:pearl.plymouth.ac.uk:foahb-theses-other-1328

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GORHAM DARCY, MONICA. SOCIAL SUPPORT AND RELOCATION: AN EXAMINATION OF THE WELL-BEING OF ARMY WIVES. 1999. https://pearl.plymouth.ac.uk/foahb-theses-other/329