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Differential Effects of Types of Momentary Social Support on Mood and Anxiety in Patients with Depression
Background: Social support is a multidimensional construct that includes emotional, esteem, and informational support, as well as instrumental support, referring to tangible assistance, and negative forms of support. While patients experience these types of support in their daily social interactions
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