Receiving support as a mixed blessing: evidence for dual effects of support on psychological outcomes.
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Niall Bolger | Patrick E Shrout | Masumi Iida | P. Shrout | N. Bolger | M. Gleason | Marci E J Gleason | Masumi Iida
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