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ÚLOHA SOCIÁLNEJ OPORY V ŽIVOTE ČLOVEKA

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Judinyová S.
Sociálno-zdravotnícke spektrum
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2016
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vol. 4
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issue 1
-
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The contribution is oriented to a specific content issue that is social support and its role in human life. The main objective of providing social support is to facilitate coping with a particular adverse event in the human life. Providing social and emotional support to act against encouraging survival stress acting in the direction of reducing the fear of the treatment, the future, the reduction of depression and despair, leads to reducing the sense of isolation, helplessness, hopelessness, a sense of abandonment. Perceived social support not only during illness contributes to a general improvement of quality of life.
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ATTACHMENT STYLES AND SOCIAL SUPPORT IN MARRIED COUPLES

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Cieslak R., Wajnbergier S.
Psychological Studies
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2006
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vol. 44
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issue 4
5-16
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The authors investigated whether couples' attachment styles have an impact on perceived social support from partner and on support provided by partner. Eighty-seven couples (174 individuals) completed questionnaires measuring perceived social support from partner (SWS-P scale) and providing partner with the social support (PDWS-P scale). The discrepancy indices (e.g., discrepancy between support provided by wife and husband's perception of support from wife) were employed among depended variables. Adult Attachment Questionnaire (Hazan & Shaver, 1987) was used to measure attachment styles. Husband's attachment style predicted social support in men but not in women. Secure husbands perceived more social support from wives and provided wives with more support than insecure husbands. Moreover, husbands attachment styles accounted for the variance of discrepancy indices of social support (e.g., actual reciprocity of social support). The results show that attachment styles (as probably other personality variables) should be considered in social support studies.
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MACHIAVELLIANISM, CLOSENESS, SATISFACTION AND SUPPORT IN CLOSE RELATIONSHIPS

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Pilch I.
Kolokwia Psychologiczne (Psychological Colloquia)
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2007
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vol. 16
197-206
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The purpose of this research was to examine the relationship between Machiavellianism and some characteristics of same-sex friendships. Machiavellianism was positively related to the amount of lost friends and negatively related to closeness, friendship satisfaction, friend's support satisfaction and evaluations of partner's supporting behaviour. These results suggest, that high-Machs may fail in long-term, intimate relationships.
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RELIGIOUSNESS AMONG HUNGARIAN SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS (Vallasossag a magyar kozepiskolasok koreben)

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Kovacs E., Piko B.
Tarsadalomkutatas (Social Science Research)
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2009
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vol. 27
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issue 1
27-48
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Spirituality has changed and got a new meaning recently. In every person's life a demand for spirituality and rituals appears. The question is how people treat this phenomenon in everyday life. Because of the effects of secularization the previous dominance of religion declined and new waves of religious movements were established. The authoresses aim is to give an outline of what religion means for today's youth and what opportunities of religious behaviour they can choose. Furthermore, they would like to show how religiousness as a main field in the value system may provide security and guidelines in life; and the way how these may be connected to healthy adaptation in the family. The present study reports on secondary school students' religious denominations, their religiousness and religious attendance with attention put on socio-demographic and socio-economic background. The authoresses attempt to reveal the connection between respect of parental values, parental control and social support regarding religiousness.
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FAMILY SUPPORT AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES AFTER TRAUMATIC STRESS (Wsparcie rodzinne a psychologiczne nastepstwa traumatycznego stresu)

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Rozmyslowska J.
Psychologia-Etologia-Genetyka
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2009
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vol. 20
31-49
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Trauma and posttraumatic adaptation are topics which have been frequently discussed in a literature recently. One of the most important factors that influences posttraumatic adaptation is social support. However this notion and its mechanism of protection against posttraumatic consequences still poses a lot of questions. The aim of this study is to show the role of support received from a family in adaptation after trauma and its influence on posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The present study indicates that the adequacy of support is a good means of protection against psychological consequences after trauma. According to this research, not social support but its adequacy to current needs helps in better coping with trauma. Whereas support received from a family influences posttraumatic cognitions. People who receive, not only perceive, support from relatives after trauma have more rational cognitions about the world and themselves, in comparison to people who have less received support.
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Psychospołeczne aspekty zdrowia i rehabilitacji

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Krupa B., Trzebiński P.
Zamojskie Studia i Materiały. Seria: Fizjoterapia
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2012
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issue 1 (ZSiM 35)
63-74
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Introduction. Rehabilitation is a complex process rich in a number of biological, psychological and social conditions. Dimensions that make up the personality type D, in particular, a negative emotional determine the level of satisfaction with life, means that the greater tendency to experience negative emotions– the lower level of satisfaction with life and hence less effects of rehabilitation. Purpose. the purpose of this study is answering the question: what role the patients assign rehabilitation and therapists and that the evaluation of the effects of rehabilitation is associated with type D personality. In terms of a global analysis of the process of rehabilitation in the context of the biopsychosocial model. Material and method. Studies using diagnostic survey with questionnaire technique were undertaken on a group of professionally active and inactive adult patients in Zamość Rehabilitation Clinic WSZiA 2011. Two tools were used for measuring: Scale DS-14– in Polish version (N. Ogińska-Bulik, Z. Juczyński and Denollet) to assess personality (scale DS-14 contains fourteen statements, seven of them concern negative emotionality, the other seven social inhibition); Survey’s questionnaire-own authorship. Results. 1/3 patients have stressed personality (type D). Individuals with type D personality much lower rate their health than those who do not type-D. Sociodemo-graphic variables and personality type does not significantly affect the definition of rehabilitation and do not differentiate between the treatment groups in the context of the location of the line physiotherapy treatment — wellness. Personality type affects the assessment of the effects of rehabilitation. In the group of type D shows the tendency to attribute the positive effects of rehabilitation rather in the physical and non-group D, both physical and mental. Conclusion. Psychological and social factors should be taken into account and incorporated together with biological variables in the diagnosis of disease and the patient must be considered simultaneously.
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SOCIÁLNA OPORA U HRÁČOV ONLINE ROLOVÝCH POČÍTAČOVÝCH HIER (MMORPG)

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Bozogáňová M., Schwartzová V.
Človek a spoločnosť. Internetový časopis pre pôvodné teoretické a výskumné štúdie z oblasti spoločenských vied
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2015
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vol. 18
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issue 3
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Massively -Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game (MMORPG) experienced a strong wave of interest and attention. This paper is devoted to players of the World of Warcraft. The aim of the research was comparison of players and non-players in terms of social support and its components: emotional support, instrumental support, need for support, seeking support and current perceived support. Players and non-players were compared in the overall social inclusion and social inclusion in different social groups (in family, in a group of friends, among classmates/colleagues). The final sample consisted of 270 (82% male, 18% female) respondents, of which 135 were players and an equal number, were non-players. The youngest respondent was 13 and the oldest was 36 years (M=21,26, SD=4,63). The social support was measured using the Berlin Social Support Scale (BSSS) by authors Schwartzer and Schulz (2000). The social inclusion was measured using selected items from the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social Support (MSPSS) (Dahlem, Zimet, Walker, 1991). The results showed that the players have lower level of the social support than non-players. The players and non-players do not differ in the construct of social inclusion.
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INTEGRATION AND SOCIAL SUPPORT OF CHILDREN OF CHINESE IMMIGRANT FAMILIES (Kinai bevandorlo csaladok integracioja es szocialis tamogattotsaga)

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Nguyen-Luu L. A., Fulop M., Goodwin R., Gobel K., Martin-Rojo L., Grad H., Berkics M.
Magyar Pszichologiai Szemle (Hungarian Psychological Review)
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2009
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vol. 64
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issue 1
139-156
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By means of the report of 218 Chinese mothers the authors' questionnaire study aimed to investigate integration and social support of Chinese immigrants living in four European countries: Hungary, Germany, Great Britain and Spain, with a special focus on the Hungary group. Compared to the other groups, the Chinese living in Hungary showed a lower degree of local language competence and a lower level of intention to keep in contact with the host groups. On the other hand, they had stronger transnational links with Chinese people in other countries and in China. However, their intention to keep in contact with other Chinese in the host country was not stronger relatively to that of other groups. It even showed a smaller extent compared to the Great Britain group. Among the friends of the children of the Chinese living in Hungary there was a greater proportion of Chinese children than in the other groups. Besides family, school proved to be the most significant source of all types of social support. It was the case for emotional, practical and informational social support in all the four investigated groups. The findings pointed out the important roles of school and education at several levels. The authors' respondents evaluated the general level of integration of the Chinese into the host society less positively than the school integration of Chinese children in the host society. However, the Hungary group saw the latter as less successful than the other groups did. Satisfaction with school and education as well as their predicting factors are also considered in the study.
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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOCIAL EMPLOYMENT

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Turska E., Filipczyk J., Borkowska-Kus A.
Kolokwia Psychologiczne (Psychological Colloquia)
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2007
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vol. 16
215-223
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The article presents the functioning of institutions of social economy, as a new instrument of support and social-occupational re-adaptation for long-lastingly unemployed people. They prepare for activity in the open labour market, helping in self-employment through accustoming to a given occupation, granting micro loans or creating new work places. The purpose of the study undertaken by the authoresses is an attempt to find psychological conditioning for effectiveness of functioning within the frame of the model concerned. It has been assumed that significant factors conditioning effective actions of individuals employed as a part of social enterprise, and simultaneously important for effective operation of co-operative as an institution, are: a kind of psychological contract (expectations and responsibilities of long-lastingly unemployed people towards institutions supporting them), a type and size of support provided to people forming social co-operatives as well as recourses held by these people.
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DEMORALIZATION DURING ADOLESCENCE: THE ROLE OF PERFECTIONISM AND SOCIAL SUPPORT

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Huang C.-Y., Tan C.-S., Hung Y.-C., Cheng S.-M.
Studia Psychologica
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2024
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vol. 66
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issue 3
207 - 222
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Demoralization is conceptually distinct from depression, yet little attention has been paid to understanding demoralization and its underlying factors. Furthermore, existing studies on demoralization primarily concentrate on clinical populations and patients, neglecting its prevalence and detrimental impact on the general populations. Considering adolescents’ susceptibility to demoralization when confronted with identity challenges, the present study investigated the influence of perfectionism and perceived social support on demoralization among 537 adolescents in Taiwan. The high school students responded to a hardcopy questionnaire consisting of the Mandarin version of the Demoralization Scale, Bi-mode Multidimensional Perfectionism Scale, and Multidimensional Perceived Social Support Scale. Hierarchical multiple regression analysis revealed several key findings: a) lower demoralization level in Senior 2 students than their juniors, b) positive relationship between maladaptive perfectionism and demoralization, and c) negative association of adaptive perfectionism and perceived social support to demoralization. The present study not only extends the literature on demoralization to ordinary adolescents but also offers empirical support to the buffering effect of adaptive perfectionism and perceived social support. These findings provide a valuable foundation for future research aiming at mechanisms underlying the buffering effect of adaptive perfectionism and perceived social support on demoralization.
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SHYNESS, SOCIABILITY AND PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT

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Dzwonkowska I.
Psychological Studies
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2004
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vol. 42
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issue 2
41-46
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Relations between shyness, sociability and various dimensions of social support were studied in a sample of 267 participants (151 females and 116 males). The age of the subjects was 19–49. Shyness and sociability appeared significant predictors of perceived social support. Sociable people generally perceived more social support than unsociable people both from relatives and colleagues. However shyness was not a predictor of perception of social support from close persons negatively influenced the perception of possibility of help from more distant persons. Shy-sociable were rarely in intimate partnerships which were an important source of support and protected from stress.
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Perceptions of social support by children with leukemia remission

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Greszta E.
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2006
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vol. 37
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issue 2
120-127
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Perceptions of social support were studied in 67 children with acute lymphoblastic leukemia remission. The narrative technique was used and the results were compared with a matched control group. Only half of the children (49%) perceived social support (control group - 88%, p<0.001). Less than one-third (29%) of children perceiving social support expected it to be in the form of physical proximity, verbal and nonverbal tenderness (control group - 68%, p<0.01). This exploratory study provides suggesting direction for further study. It is necessary to continue research to assess social support in the form of tenderness and physical contact reference to children who survived cancer.
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DETERMINANTS OF LIFE SATISFACTION IN LATER LIFE

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Toeplitz Z.
Kolokwia Psychologiczne (Psychological Colloquia)
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2005
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vol. 13
219-230
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The main aim of the presented study was to find the factors determining life satisfaction in later life. Life satisfaction was defined as subjective well-being with its components: subjective health, self-reliance and symptoms of depression. Social support and objective health status have been measured. Age, education and social situation have been also taken into account.The study was carried out on the group of 318 adults aged 65 or more (186 women and 132 men).The results suggest that there is only weak correlation between life satisfaction and objective health measures, and strong one between life satisfaction and subjective health. There is also weak correlation between these two variables. The findings concerning impact of social support on the life satisfaction are uninformative and need further investigations.According to our findings, there is a greatest positive impact of the education level on the life satisfaction of older adults.The age does not decrease life satisfaction level, although it increases level of health problems.
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QUALITY OF LIFE IN INCURABLE PATIENTS

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Dobrikova P.
Studia Psychologica
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2010
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vol. 52
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issue 2
155-163
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This contribution defines the term quality of life from various perspectives, with an effort to specify it complexly as a multi component term. The results of this paper present findings concerning quality of life in dying patients, obtained by using the McGill questionnaire, in relation to the level of extroversion and neuroticism (EPQ-R). The results have showed us that there is a negative correlation between emotional instability level and overall quality of life. Concentrating on extroversion, our hypothesis of a correlation between extroversion and the overall quality of life in dying patients measured by the McGill QOL questionnaire was not confirmed. This paper also defines and proves the importance of social support, which correlates positively with quality of life in dying patients. It reveals that there is a need for a complex approach towards seriously ill patients, including social aspects of the patient's life. Significant correlations were found by exploring the relation between degree of satisfaction with social support and quality of life. The more the patient was satisfied with the social support that he/she was getting from close people, the higher the life satisfaction he/she indicated.
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FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE DECREASE IN DEPRESSION AMONG ADOLESCENTS DURING THE FIRST COVID-19 LOCKDOWN, A NATURAL EXPERIMENT

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Janovská A., Bačíková M.
Človek a spoločnosť. Internetový časopis pre pôvodné teoretické a výskumné štúdie z oblasti spoločenských vied
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2022
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vol. 25
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issue 3
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The COVID-19 pandemic and restrictions have caused unprecedented interruptions to the daily lives of children and adolescents. This unusual situation has brought stress, fear, economic problems, and limited access to health services, leisure time or sport opportunities as well as a lack of social support from important people. The main aim of this natural experiment was to find out the degree in which of family factors, peer factors and adolescent neuroticism played in changes in depression after the first COVID-19 lockdown. The data for T1 were collected in February 2020 and a follow-up (T2) was conducted in May 2020. In total, 155 adolescents participated in both waves (mean age 14.5 years, 60.4% girls). We used the abbreviated Kutcher Adolescent Depression Scale, Psychological Control Scale - Youth Self-Report, Feelings of Being Overly Controlled scale. One question was aimed towards satisfaction with the relationship with the mother and one question was aimed towards relationship with friends. Supportive relationships at home was measured by a subscale from the Resilience and Youth Development Module, and neuroticism was measured by a highly shortened version of the Big Five Inventory.
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PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS OF TRAUMA SYMPTOMS IN HIV - POSITIVE WOMEN AND MEN (Osobowosciowe i spoleczne uwarunkowania objawow traumy u kobiet i mezczyzn zakazonych wirusem HIV)

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Rzeszutek M.
Psychologia-Etologia-Genetyka
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2011
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vol. 23
46-62
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The aim of this article was to investigate the link between temperamental traits, stress coping styles, social support and the trauma symptoms in HIV-positive women and men. These studies were run on 310 HIV - positive people: 157 men and 153 women. In the research following questionnaires were used: Formal Characteristics of Behavior - Temperament Inventory (FCB-TI), Coping Inventory for Stressful Situations (CISS), Berlin Social Support Scales (BSSS) and the factorial version of PTSD Inventory (PTSDF). The results suggest that HIV - positive men differ from HIV - positive women in stress coping styles. Concentrated on emotions stress coping style, sensor sensitivity and support seeking are highly correlated with the trauma symptoms in HIV - positive women and men.
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ZNIŽOVANIE KONFLIKTU PRÁCA – RODINA PROSTREDNÍCTVOM RÔZNYCH ZDROJOV SOCIÁLNEJ OPORY

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Ištoňová L.
Človek a spoločnosť. Internetový časopis pre pôvodné teoretické a výskumné štúdie z oblasti spoločenských vied
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2015
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vol. 18
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issue 1
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An effort to fully understand the interface of work-family conflict and social support can be observed in the psychological research for more than three decades. This study explored relationship between different sources of social support and work-family conflict in its both directions and three forms. Work-family conflict was measured by the Work-family conflict scale (Carlson, Kacmar, Williams, 2000), whereas social support was measured by twelve items constructed for the purposes of the present study. The data were collected via on-line questionnaire during the period of two-months (October 2013 – November 2013). The sample comprised of 100 participants both female (n=64) and male (n=36), working full-time, married and had one or more children. For women the results suggested that the only effective support that significantly reduces work-family is social support obtained from direct supervisor. Specifically supervisory support reduced perceived work interference with family caused by strain. For men the results indicated that collegial support significantly reduced work interference with family and vice versa in its behavioural aspect. Furthermore supervisory support significantly decreased work interference with family. However at the same time supervisory support increased family interference with work. Finally both spouse and broad family support significantly reduced family interference with work for men. This study contributes to enhanced understanding of the relationships between social support and work-family conflict in our region.
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SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL AND HEALTH-RELATED FACTORS BEHIND PLANS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS GOING ABROAD

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Kulanová M., Orosová O.
Človek a spoločnosť. Internetový časopis pre pôvodné teoretické a výskumné štúdie z oblasti spoločenských vied
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2016
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vol. 19
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issue 4
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The goal of this work is to explore the strength of a proposed model and explore the contribution of social support, health related behaviour, and personality factors in the planning of going abroad among university students. In other words, to examine whether perceived social support, depressive symptoms, health-related behaviour and personality factors are related to the plans among university students to leave their countries. This study is based on the data obtained in the study SLiCE (Student Life Cohort in Europe) conducted online and it presents the analysis of data from the first wave of data collection in 2011 in cooperation with the universities in five European countries. The sample consisted of 2051 university students, of which 343 (16.6%) was from the Czech Republic, 862 (41.7%) from Lithuania, 114 (5.5%) from Hungary, 264 (12.8%) from Germany and 482 (23.3%) from Slovakia. Most of the students in the sample (85%) were students in the first year of university study and 70.2% of the sample was women. The mean age of the respondents was 20.67 with a standard deviation of 2.71. The model has proven to be significant and relevant for explaining the variance in planning among university students to go abroad. The explored socio-psychological factors, as well as health-related factors, were found to contribute to the explained variance in this. The findings indicate that socio-psychological and health-related factors are related to the plans to go abroad. In summary, students who perceive to have less support from their family, more support from their friends, experience more depressive symptoms, are more open to new experiences and report higher consumption of alcohol, but not alcohol dependence are more likely to have a plan to leave for abroad within a short timeframe.
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FACTORS SUPPORTING THE JOB SATISFACTION OF THE MIDDLE HEALTHCARE MANAGEMENT – THE ROLE OF WORK CONDITIONS, MANAGERIAL COMPETENCIES AND SOCIAL SUPPORT

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Jankelová N., Joniaková Z., Čambalíková A.
Ekonomický časopis (Journal of Economics)
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2023
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vol. 71
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issue 6-7
428 – 457
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The job satisfaction of middle healthcare managers affects organizational results of healthcare facilities. Purpose of the paper is to explore the relationship between competent leadership and work conditions with the job satisfaction of middle healthcare managers and the role of job autonomy and social support as mediators of this relationship, and to verify the influence of moderators – evaluation and ability of psychological detachment on strength of this relationship. The sample of quantitative questionnaire research consisted of 225 mid-level managers of healthcare facilities in Slovakia. The data were processed using the SPSS 24 software package. The findings show that managerially competent leadership is directly related to the job satisfaction of middle healthcare management. This effect can be strengthened by evaluation of work; psychological detachment has the opposite effect on the researched relationship. Social support and job autonomy act as mediators, the influence of social support is particularly important.
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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GRATITUDE, PERCEIVED SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND COPING STRATEGIES IN COMMUNITY CORRECTIONAL PERSONNEL: EVIDENCE FROM INDIRECT EFFECTS AND CROSS-LAGGED ANALYSIS

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Zhang J., Wang L., Deng P., Sun P., Chen X., Yin Z.
Studia Psychologica
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2025
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vol. 67
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issue 3
228- 247
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The main purpose of this study is to explore the longitudinal mediating effect of perceived social support in the relationship between gratitude and coping strategies among community correctional personnel. On the 20th March 2024, and the 20th June 2024, we conducted a longitudinal follow-up survey with 299 community correctional personnel using the Gratitude Scale, the Perceived Social Support Scale, and the Simplified Coping Style Scale. Gratitude directly and significantly predicts coping strategies and also significantly predicts coping strategies through the indirect effect of perceived social support. Cross-lagged analysis results show that perceived social support (LW1) can significantly predict gratitude (G2), and perceived social support (LW1) can significantly predict coping strategies (Y2). The longitudinal mediating effect of perceived social support between gratitude and coping strategies is significant. It is necessary for community and judicial departments to enhance gratitude education among community correctional personnel, fostering a sense of gratitude that helps them better understand and appreciate the support they receive from others, thereby enhancing their social responsibility and psychological well-being.
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