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Self Report Measures for Love and Compassion Research: SOCIAL SUPPORT SOCIAL SUPPORT QUESTIONNAIRE Reference: Sarason, , Levine, , Basham, , et al. (1983). Assessing SOCIAL SUPPORT : The SOCIAL SUPPORT QUESTIONNAIRE . Journal of Personality and SOCIAL Psychology, 44, 127-139. Description of Measure: A 27-item QUESTIONNAIRE designed to measure perceptions of SOCIAL SUPPORT and satisfaction with that SOCIAL SUPPORT . Each item is a question that solicits a two-part answer: Part 1 asks participants to list all the people that fit the description of the question, and Part 2 asks participants to indicate how satisfied they are, in general, with these people. Abstracts of Selected Related Articles: Sarason, I.

prediction of loneliness. Ninety-four male and 116 female undergraduates completed measures of loneliness and general perceived social support and the Quality of Relationships Inventory, a new instrument to assess relationship-based perceptions of social support, conflict, and depth in specific relationships. General and

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