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## Background: Although social support is generally thought to have positive consequences, this is not always the case. receiving social support may threaten independence, which research has shown is more highly valued among those higher in socioeconomic status. as a result, support may be less strongly associated with positive outcomes for those higher in socioeconomic status (ses). conversely, those lower in ses are more interdependent (kraus, piff, mendoza-denton, rheinschmidt, & keltner, 2012; stephens, markus, & phillips, 2014) and may, therefore, be less threatened when receiving social support. this study examined ses as a moderator of how daily received support (within and between persons) predicted both daily psychological stressor appraisals and diurnal cortisol. ## Method: Healthy undergraduate students (n = 128) participated in a 3-day study. participants completed one or more evening diaries the first day of the study and additional questionnaires upon awakening, throughout the day, and at bedtime during the following 2 days. support was measured each evening and stressor appraisals and cortisol were measured throughout the day. ## Results: As expected, for those who r

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Author

Emily D. Hooker; Belinda Campos; Lesa Hoffman; Peggy Zoccola; Sally S. Dickerson

Publisher

Springer US; Springer-Verlag; Springer New York LLC; Springer Science and Business Media LLC; Society for Mining, Metallurgy and Exploration Inc. (ISSN 1070-5503)

Published

2020

Language

EN

Field

Medicine (Health Sciences)