Stress, psychosocial resources, and depressive symptomatology during pregnancy in low-income, inner-city women

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This article examines the relationship between stress, social support, self-esteem, and depression during and after pregnancy in poor, inner-city women. Results indicate that life stress events were significantly associated with increased depression while social support, self-esteem, and financial resources were associated with lower levels of depression.

Self-esteem, Self esteem, Pregnancy, Poor women

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An exploratory study of social support, distress, and life disruption among low-income Hispanic women under treatment for early stage breast cancer

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This article investigates the relationship between social support, life disruption, and feelings of distress among Hispanic women during their first year after a breast cancer diagnosis. Results indicate that instrumental support from a spouse and emotional support from family and friends before surgery help to reduce stress levels after surgery.

Breast cancer, Cancer patients, Hispanic Americans

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Direct and crossover effects of prosocial and antisocial coping behaviors

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A new study investigates the link between antisocial and prosocial behavior of fire-emergency workers and their partners to individual and relationship well-being.

Adjustment (Psychology), Antisocial behavior

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