Social support measurement

Validation de plusieurs instruments psychometriques permettant d'evaluer le support social: l'Arizona Social Support Interview Schedule, l'Inventory of Socially Supportive Behaviors, le Perceived Social Support from Family and Friends, le Social Relationship Scale, le Social Support Network Interview, le Social Support Questionnaire, et le Social Support Vignettes

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