Coping With Depressive Symptoms in Young Adults: Perceived Social Support Protects Against Depressive Symptoms Only Under Moderate Levels of Stress

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RT @SelfRegInst: Study shows "those with high levels of perceived #stress perceive very low social support that has subsequently lower bene…

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RT @LisaBayrami: Study highlights the important role #stress plays in relation to both social support and #depressive symptoms: https://t.c…

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