Dynamics of Support Perceptions Among Couples Coping With Cardiac Illness: The Effect on Recovery Outcomes
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...…behavior (Paths f/g) in areas such as weight control (e.g., Dailey, Romo, & Thompson, 2011), diabetes (Stephens, Rook, Franks, Khan, & Iida, 2010), HIV prevention (e.g., Burton, Darbes, & Operario, 2010), and smoking (e.g., in couples including a male cardiac patient, Vilchinsky et al., 2011)....
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...In the past decades, studies have linked the construct of social support with several areas of adaptive functioning, including mental health, interpersonal satisfaction, and physical well-being (Flannery, Wieman, & Wieman, 1989; Vilchinsky et al., 2011)....
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...…a viable psychological construct, has been linked empirically to several state measures of psychological factors, including low levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms, and enhanced levels in areas of physical health and emotional well-being (e.g., Decker et al., 2007; Vilchinsky et al., 2011)....
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...Social support, as a viable psychological construct, has been linked empirically to several state measures of psychological factors, including low levels of anxiety and depressive symptoms, and enhanced levels in areas of physical health and emotional well-being (e.g., Decker et al., 2007; Vilchinsky et al., 2011)....
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..., 2011), heart problems (Joekes et al., 2007; Vilchinsky et al., 2011), CODP (Snippe et al....
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..., 2009), (c) depression in men with heart disease (Hagedoorn et al., 2011; Vilchinsky et al., 2011), (d) distress in cancer patients (Manne et al....
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...Israeli partners’ similarity in monitoring as an information seeking style predicted better adjustment in women with cancer; however, similarity in blunting as an information seeking style predicted better adjustment in men with cancer but predicted psychological distress in their caregivers (Barnoy et al., 2006)....
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..., 2010), heart problems in Israeli (Vilchinsky et al., 2011), and Dutch couples (Joekes et al....
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..., 2012), worse physical condition in cardiac patients (Joekes et al., 2007; Vilchinsky et al., 2011), and reduced dietary adherence and more diabetes distress in American diabetic patients (Johnson et al....
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...This stands in contrast with research ascribing the perceptions of recipients a critical role in how support relates to psychological and behavioral outcomes (e.g., Vilchinsky et al., 2011)....
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...Based on the cognitive appraisal theory of stress and coping (Lazarus & Folkman, 1984), we propose that the effects of the support provided by the partner on the patient’s recovery must be examined within the context of the patient’s own perceptions of the support received....
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...Several explanations have been offered for this perplexing finding, including the idea that receiving support may undermine self-esteem and may make the recipient feel indebted to the provider (Buunk & Hoorens, 1992; Cohen & Willis, 1985; Dunbar, Ford, & Hunt, 1998)....
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...Male patients’ depressive and anxiety symptoms were measured using the Brief Symptom Inventory (BSI; Derogatis & Melisaratos, 1983)....
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...To test the simple slopes of this interaction, we used the procedures outlined by Preacher, Curran, and Bauer (2006), developed specifically for 2-way regression models....
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...To test the simple slopes of this interaction, we used the procedures outlined by Preacher et al. (2006)....
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...…has been found to facilitate healthier behaviors such as exercise, eating right, and not smoking, as well as greater adherence to medical regimens (Uchino, 2006), very few studies have assessed the associations between partners’ perceptions of support and actual acts of illness self-management or…...
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...Partner support is considered health-promoting because it facilitates healthier behaviors such as exercise, maintaining a nutritious diet, and not smoking, as well as greater adherence to medical regimens (Uchino, 2006)....
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...Although partner support has been found to facilitate healthier behaviors such as exercise, eating right, and not smoking, as well as greater adherence to medical regimens (Uchino, 2006), very few studies have assessed the associations between partners’ perceptions of support and actual acts of illness self-management or physiological outcomes (Franks, Stephens, Rook, Franklin, & Ketteyian, 2002; Joekes et al....
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