Social Support, Coping, and Humor Flashcards
information from others that one is loved and cared for
social support
someone providing physical support (giving you something)
tangible assistance
someone providing information on how to cope with a stressful event
informational support
giving support with reassurance of value and knowing that someone cares
emotional support
getting support without realizing it
invisible support
idea that social support is generally beneficial - non stressful and stressful events
direct effect hypothesis
idea that social support is only helpful in stressful events
buffering hypothesis
idea that some people are just better at getting help than others
extracting support
degree to which you feel in control
psychological control
your idea of what you can do in a specific situation
self efficacy
enhancing your idea of control through information, relaxation, and other cognitive beliefs
control enhancing interventions