Does gender and social support matter in the associations between loneliness, resilience, and psychological distress?
In this study, a moderated mediation analysis was conducted to assess whether psychological resilience mediates the association between loneliness and psychological distress and whether this association is moderated by social support or/and gender. So, three different two- and three-way moderated me...
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| description | In this study, a moderated mediation analysis was conducted to assess
whether psychological resilience mediates the association between loneliness
and psychological distress and whether this association is moderated by
social support or/and gender. So, three different two- and three-way
moderated mediation models were tested. The study group of this research
consists of 1251 participants from the general population of Turkey. It was
determined that loneliness and psychological distress of the group receiving
high social support decreased. Resilience shows a partial mediation in the
relationship between loneliness and psychological distress. Besides, the
relationship between loneliness and resilience is significant. Our study
shows that one of the most important variables in reducing psychological
distress, regardless of gender, is to reduce loneliness. This study showed
that the psychological distress variable, which is one of the most important
components in the evaluation of psychological well-being, is directly
related to loneliness and resilience variables. |
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social support or/and gender. So, three different two- and three-way
moderated mediation models were tested. The study group of this research
consists of 1251 participants from the general population of Turkey. It was
determined that loneliness and psychological distress of the group receiving
high social support decreased. Resilience shows a partial mediation in the
relationship between loneliness and psychological distress. Besides, the
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shows that one of the most important variables in reducing psychological
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high social support decreased. Resilience shows a partial mediation in the
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and psychological distress and whether this association is moderated by
social support or/and gender. So, three different two- and three-way
moderated mediation models were tested. The study group of this research
consists of 1251 participants from the general population of Turkey. It was
determined that loneliness and psychological distress of the group receiving
high social support decreased. Resilience shows a partial mediation in the
relationship between loneliness and psychological distress. Besides, the
relationship between loneliness and resilience is significant. Our study
shows that one of the most important variables in reducing psychological
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