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Living well with chronic illness: How social support, loneliness and psychological appraisals relate to well-being in a population-based European sample

Maguire, Rebecca ; Hanly, Paul ; Maguire, Phil

Journal of health psychology, 2021-09, Vol.26 (10), p.1494-1507 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Living well with chronic illness: How social support, loneliness and psychological appraisals relate to well-being in a population-based European sample
Autor: Maguire, Rebecca ; Hanly, Paul ; Maguire, Phil
Assuntos: Chronic illnesses ; Coping ; Health status ; Loneliness ; Optimism ; Psychological well being ; Resilience ; Social factors ; Social support ; Sociodemographics
É parte de: Journal of health psychology, 2021-09, Vol.26 (10), p.1494-1507
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Descrição: Positive social and psychological appraisals may help maintain well-being in illness, but few studies have systematically investigated this in a European context. After controlling for sociodemographic, health and objective social factors, we employed multilevel regression modelling to establish if appraisals predict well-being in three illness groups (n = 10,577). In addition to health and financial status, positive appraisals were consistent predictors of well-being. Social appraisals had stronger associations with well-being than extent of social contact. Optimism and resilience appeared more important in those limited by health than those who were not. Findings may inform interventions aimed at supporting people coping with illness.
Editor: London, England: SAGE Publications
Idioma: Inglês

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