The Role of Reciprocity in Social Support
John Jung
Abstract
John Jung
Abstract
Three aspects of social support: amount received, amount given, and reciprocity were examined in relationship coping with stress. Reciprocity with family, defined in two different ways, was found to have a stronger relationship with reduced symptoms than the amount of social support that was either received or provided. Conceptual and measurements issues were involved with the concept of reciprocity are discussed.
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Three aspects of social support: amount received, amount given, and reciprocity were examined in relationship coping with stress. Reciprocity with family, defined in two different ways, was found to have a stronger relationship with reduced symptoms than the amount of social support that was either received or provided. Conceptual and measurements issues were involved with the concept of reciprocity are discussed.
Key concepts: Reciprocity (cultural anthropology), Psychology, Norm of reciprocity, Social psychology, Coping (psychology), Social support, Social capital, Clinical psychology