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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"social support communication"”.

  1. A Family Bereavement Camp: Emerging Themes Regarding Its Impact on the Lives of Bereaved Parents and Siblings

    … that emerged from the qualitative data were social support, communication, continuing bonds as a coping skill, increased knowledge of the grief process, adjustment, family interaction, and camp environment. Quantitative results revealed that fathers rated the Understanding Index significantly …

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  2. Analyzing Communication in Mother-Daughter Dyads Following the Mother's Cancer Diagnosis

    … Existing on cancer and its effects on family communication indicate there are few things that have the potential to shake a family to its core like a serious illness (Anderson & Geist Martin, 2003; Gotcher, 1993; Northouse, 2005; Sherman & Simonton, 2001). Communication is one of the most …

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  3. Investigating the Relationship Between Verifying Feedback and Loneliness: A Social Exchange Perspective

    <p>This research explores the relationship between loneliness and verifying feedback, both of which are associated with relationship dissatisfaction. Loneliness is an experience caused by relationship dissatisfaction, and the absence of verifying feedback can contribute to relationship …

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  4. Couples coping with Parkinson's disease: Implications for the Patient, Partner, and Relationship

    … that primarily occurs in older adults. Psychosocial research related to persons with PD (PWPs) is relatively scarce. In particular, the ways in which the disease impacts, and is experienced by, the couple (i.e., the PWP and his or her spouse or other romantic partner) is a largely …

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