Influence of Social Support Received in Online and Offline Contexts on Satisfaction With Social Support and Satisfaction With Life: A Longitudinal Study

Trepte, Sabine; Dienlin, Tobias; Reinecke, Leonard

doi:10.1080/15213269.2013.838904

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“…Así, y según los resultados hallados a partir de los datos obtenidos podemos confirmar la hipótesis 1; donde se propone que la frecuencia de cuidados se relaciona Trepte et al (2015). Del mismo modo, en relación a la hipótesis 2, donde se plantea que "La sobrecarga media en la relación entre frecuencia de cuidado y satisfacción, y permite explicar el vínculo entre ambas.…”

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“…los resultados la confirman. Tales deducciones concuerdan con las teorías anteriores de Zhao et al (2014), Trepte et al (2015) y Tuinman et al (2006), los cuales coinciden en relacionar el apoyo social con la satisfacción en la vida.…”

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“…Además, se ha verificado que dicho apoyo actúa como mediador parcial de la relación entre la autoestima y la satisfacción con la vida. Y de manera similar, la autoestima puede ser la hipótesis de mediar la asociación entre el apoyo social y la satisfacción con la vida (Zhao, Wang & Kong, 2014), (Trepte, Dienlin & Reinecke, 2015).…”

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“…Por su parte, el apoyo social ha sido definido como un concepto multidimensional que indica una variedad de los recursos reales o percibidos (Cené et al, 2013), incluyendo las tres dimensiones de apoyo: emocional, tangible, instrumental o informativo, disponibles para el individuo a través de vínculos con otros (Trepte, Dienlin & Reinecke, 2015), (Schroevers, Ranchor & Sanderman, 2003).…”

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La influencia del apoyo social en cuidadores de personas con deterioro cognitivo o demencia.

Antelo

Espinosa²

2017

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La influencia del apoyo social en cuidadores de personas con deterioro cognitivo o demencia.The influence of social support on caregivers of people with cognitive impairment or dementia.Paula Antelo *, Pablo Espinosa * *Universidad de A Coruña, ResumenEl apoyo social se define como un conjunto de transacciones que implican ayuda, afecto y afirmación. Así, el objetivo de la investigación ha sido desarrollar un modelo que explique como la frecuencia de cuidados influye en la satisfacción de los cuidadores de personas con deterioro cognitivo o demencia a través de variables como el apoyo social o la sobrecarga. Los resultados obtenidos confirman que la frecuencia de cuidados predice la satisfacción. Asimismo, se demuestra que están mediados por el apoyo social y la sobrecarga, conllevando el primero a una mayor satisfacción y la sobrecarga a una disminución de la misma. Palabras clave: apoyo social, cuidadores, deterioro cognitivo, sobrecarga AbstractSocial support is defined as a set of transactions that involve help, affection, and affirmation. The objective of the research has been to develop a model that explains how the frequency of care influences the satisfaction of caregivers of people with cognitive impairment or dementia through such variables as social support or overload. The results confirm that the frequency of care predicts satisfaction. Likewise, it is shown that they are mediated by social support and overload, leading to the first to greater satisfaction and the overload to a decrease in it.

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2017

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“…Those seeking information and support online, particularly through SNSs, are likely to be able to access a much higher number of sources and answers to questions than they would through face-to-face contact [18] due to having access to a larger pool of contacts [19]. Furthermore, the sources of information people access online may be considered more reliable, accurate or trustworthy by information seekers [20]. In addition, the internet offers easy, instant 24/7 access to information, even when away from a computer if using a mobile device [21].…”

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Qualitative analysis of UK and USA open mental health Facebook groups for mental health support (Preprint)

Prescott¹,

Mack²,

Brown³

2018

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Background: Facebook is still the most popular social networking site in the world. A growing number of people with mental health issues are using open Facebook groups as a source of informational and emotional support, and to provide peer support to others with mental illness. Facebook groups specifically tailored for mental health can provide a safe, less stigmatised environment for people to share their personal experiences with others who understand, and gain information and advice from those with similar experiences. The peer support people gain from other group members can reduce feelings of isolation, helping them feel more connected and less alone.

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“Connection, community and convenience”: A case study of a Facebook group for fathers navigating parenthood

Mancini

Takeda

Nagar

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Health Prom J of Aust

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Issues addressedFathers remain less likely to participate in parenting interventions which can limit their ability to receive support and build their parenting capacity. The advent of social media has engendered novel opportunities for fathers to connect with, and support, one another in the form of online peer support. Growth of these online communities exemplifies the demand from fathers to relate to other fathers who are navigating parenthood. However, the benefits of membership to these communities remain unclear. This study evaluated the perceived benefits of members of an online father‐to‐father, community‐created and moderated Facebook group designed for Australian fathers in both rural and metropolitan regions.MethodsOne‐hundred and forty‐five Australian fathers (aged 23–72 years) who were members of the same online fathering community completed an online survey where they qualitatively described their experiences as members of this community.ResultsContent analysis of open‐ended survey questions revealed that fathers identified a series of unique and important personal and familial benefits, which were largely attributed to their ability to connect with fellow fathers. Specifically, the opportunity to have convenient access to a safe space for fathers to connect was highly valued, providing fathers with opportunities to support, discuss and normalise parenting experiences.ConclusionsOnline father‐to‐father connection is a highly valued resource for fathers who are navigating parenthood.So what?Online, community‐led groups for fathers contribute to perceptions of genuineness and ownership by its members and provide a unique opportunity to connect and seek support for parenting.

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Influence of Social Support Received in Online and Offline Contexts on Satisfaction With Social Support and Satisfaction With Life: A Longitudinal Study

Cited by 148 publications

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La influencia del apoyo social en cuidadores de personas con deterioro cognitivo o demencia.

La influencia del apoyo social en cuidadores de personas con deterioro cognitivo o demencia.

Qualitative analysis of UK and USA open mental health Facebook groups for mental health support (Preprint)

“Connection, community and convenience”: A case study of a Facebook group for fathers navigating parenthood

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