Definitions
Social Support
What type of Measure?
Theoretical Models
Network Interventions
100

The existence or availability of people on whom we can rely, people who let us know that they care about, value and love us"

Social Support

100

Your friend directly provided you with support to handle an important problem

Received Support

100

Consists of functional, structural, and combined.

Different measures to assess social relationships

100

List the Theoretical models of change

Stress prevention, stress-buffering, and direct effect model

100

Most common and it identifies champions to act as change agents.

Individual Identification intervention

200

Provision of advice and guidance

Informational Support

200

Provision of material aid from family members, friends, neighbors, colleagues, members of community groups, etc

Tangible Support

200

John feels isolated, disconnected, and often feels that he doesn't belong. 

Perception of Loneliness 

200

support decreases exposure to negative life events and stressors

Stress Buffereing

200

Word of mouth, ‘going viral’

Induction network intervention

300

The extent to which individuals are situated within or integrated into social networks

Structural Aspects

300

A sense that it is safe to express feelings and discuss with someone who makes you feel better just because he/she listens to your problems.

Emotional support

300

The existence of and interconnections among differing social ties and roles. 

Structural measure

300

Social support is effective regardless of stress levels support influences social identity directly or indirectly.

Direct effect model

300

Locates subgroups and departments in the network

Segmentation intervention network

400

The extent of an individual's participation in a broad range of social relationships, including active engagement in a variety of social roles 

Social Integration

400

You have a friend you enjoy simply "hanging out" with

Belonging Support

400

Mary always keeps to her self and avoids social contact or communication with people. She also doesn't participate in any social activity. 

Social Isolation

400

behaving more healthily because relationships add greater life meaning 

Indirect effect 

400

Change the network (deleting and rewiring)

Alteration intervention network

500

They are measured by actual or perceived availability of support, aid, or resources from relationships.

Functional Measures

500

You perceive that your friends will be there for you no matter the circumstance.

Perceived Support

500

Multiple measures obtained that assess more than one of the measures

Multifaceted measurement (combined)

500

Best known stress related model

Stress-buffering model

500

Tactic: Leaders, Bridges, key players

Mechanism: conflict, power, isolation

Individual Identification

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