Communication of social support: Messages, interactions, relationships, and community.
Communication of social support: Messages, interactions, relationships, and community.
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社会支持的沟通：消息、互动、关系和社区。
DOI：
10.1037/000406
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发表时间：
1997
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通讯作者：
I. Sarason
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作者：
B. Burleson;T. Albrecht;I. Sarason
介绍-布兰特R伯莱森等社会支持的沟通第一部分：安慰性信息的特征- Brant R伯莱森的意义，Facework在支持性沟通中的作用- Daena金匠Communicating Social Support in Organizations - Stephanie Zimmermann and James L Applegate A Message-Centered Approach Counteracting Task-Induced Stress -Charles H Tardy对问题解决情境中的工具支持和情感支持的研究第二部分：人际互动的特征关系特异性社会支持-欧文G萨拉森，芭芭拉R萨拉森和格雷戈里R皮尔斯走向一个模型的分析支持互动社会支持沟通的背景下，婚姻-卡罗琳E Cutrona和朱莉A苏尔夫妇的支持互动友谊，性别和社会支持的分析-瓦莱里安J Derlega，安妮塔Barbee和芭芭拉A温斯特德支持互动的实验室研究面临工作和家庭之间的冲突的妇女对配偶支持的评价-马拉斯坦伯格和本杰明H戈特利布第三部分：积极关系的特征社会支持的日常交际环境-梅勒妮巴恩斯和史蒂夫鸭子不支持的关系-温迪萨姆特在孤独的人的朋友的支持给予技能的缺陷超越了绑定的关系-凯瑟琳米勒和艾琳柏林雷探索“意义”的支持信息和关系的作用关系的特点在提供和有效性的支持信息之间的护理专业人员-桑德拉梅茨，Patricia Geist和Julie L Gray关系质量量表- Gregory R Pierce评估社会支持的人际背景社会支持与社区：丹麦救助网络的历史考察
Introduction - Brant R Burleson et al The Communication of Social Support PART ONE: CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPPORTIVE MESSAGES Comforting Messages - Brant R Burleson Significance, Approaches and Effects The Role of Facework in Supportive Communication - Daena Goldsmith Communicating Social Support in Organizations - Stephanie Zimmermann and James L Applegate A Message-Centered Approach Counteracting Task-Induced Stress - Charles H Tardy Studies of Instrumental and Emotional Support in Problem-Solving Contexts PART TWO: CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPPORTIVE INTERACTIONS Relationship Specific Social Support - Irwin G Sarason, Barbara R Sarason and Gregory R Pierce Toward a Model for the Analysis of Supportive Interactions Social Support Communication in the Context of Marriage - Carolyn E Cutrona and Julie A Suhr An Analysis of Couples' Supportive Interactions Friendship, Gender and Social Support - Valerian J Derlega, Anita Barbee and Barbara A Winstead Laboratory Studies of Supportive Interactions The Appraisal of Spousal Support by Women Facing Conflicts between Work and Family - Marla Steinberg and Benjamin H Gottlieb PART THREE: CHARACTERISTICS OF SUPPORTIVE RELATIONSHIPS Everyday Communicative Contexts for Social Support - Melanie Barnes and Steve Duck Unsupportive Relationships - Wendy Samter Deficiencies in the Support-Giving Skills of the Lonely Person's Friends Beyond the Ties that Bind - Katherine Miller and Eileen Berlin Ray Exploring the 'Meaning' of Supportive Messages and Relationships The Role of Relationship Characteristics in the Provision and Effectiveness of Supportive Messages Among Nursing Professionals - Sandra Metts, Patricia Geist and Julie L Gray The Quality of Relationships Inventory - Gregory R Pierce Assessing the Interpersonal Context of Social Support Epilogue - Terrance L Albrecht Social Support and Community: An Historical Account of the Rescue Networks in Denmark