An Interpersonal Conceptualization and Quantification of Social Support Transactions  

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Trobst, Krista K.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (http://journals.sagepub.com/home/pspc) vol. 26 no. 8 (2000), page 971-986.
Topik: social support; social support transactions; interpersonal conceptualization; quantification
Fulltext: 971PSPB268.pdf (322.41KB)

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The present article applies Cobb’s original formulation of the social support construct and elaborates a theoretical and empirical framework employing the interpersonal circumplex model that has proved useful for elucidating concepts and measures from a variety of research traditions. In a series of studies, 1,040 undergraduate students completed self - report questionnaires indicating their likelihood of performing various support actions. A circumplex structure was obtained that was both substantively and structurally auspicious and that provided a taxonomic framework within which 12 extant social support subscales and 15 personality characteristics were clarified. The Support Actions Scale Circumplex (SAS - C) assesses a broad range of social support behaviour, including both the potentially protective and deleterious effects of interpersonal transactions.

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