Social support and hope:effects of mediation and moderation on coping styles
Zheng Xue
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Zheng Xue
Abstract
To explore the correlation of social support,coping styles and hope on adolescents,320 school students were surveyed with the PSSS,Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire and Adult Dispositional Hope scale.Results:(1) The study showed positively correlation among Social Support,positive Coping Style and Hope;negative Coping Style has negatively correlation with Social Support,but no significantly correlation with Hope.(2) Positive Coping Style showed a mediation effect on Social Support and Hope;negative Coping Style showed a moderation effect on Social Support and Hope.Conclusion: Positive Coping Style has a mediation effect on Social Support and Hope,and negative Coping Style has a moderation effect.
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To explore the correlation of social support,coping styles and hope on adolescents,320 school students were surveyed with the PSSS,Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire and Adult Dispositional Hope scale.Results:(1) The study showed positively correlation among Social Support,positive Coping Style and Hope;negative Coping Style has negatively correlation with Social Support,but no significantly correlation with Hope.(2) Positive Coping Style showed a mediation effect on Social Support and Hope;negative Coping Style showed a moderation effect on Social Support and Hope.Conclusion: Positive Coping Style has a mediation effect on Social Support and Hope,and negative Coping Style has a moderation effect.
Key concepts: Moderation, Coping (psychology), Psychology, Social support, Mediation, Positive correlation, Negative correlation, Social psychology