Cognitive processes in perceived social support.
Lakey, Brian, Cassady, Patricia B.·1990·Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
Abstract
Les auteurs rapportent deux etudes dans lesquelles ils essaient de montrer que le soutien social percu fonctionne en partie comme un construit cognitif de personnalite
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