This paper reviews the empirical literature on social isolation and loneliness and identifies a
wide range of published correlates. Using data from a study conducted in North Wales …

A selective literature review covering the period of A980 until early 1990 suggests certain
changes within the knowledge base about Hispanic families in the continental United States …

The thesis of this review is that the global concept of social support should be abandoned in
favor of more precise concepts that fit narrower models of stress-distress relationships …

Examined the relative impact of positive and negative social outcomes on the well-being of
120 60–89 yr old widowed women by conducting standardized interviews in 4 senior citizen …

In this essay I review recent studies of adult child–parent relationships, with an emphasis on
studies using nationally representative samples. Adult children and their parents have …

Examined help‐seeking comfort and receiving social support among Latinos, African
Americans, and European Americans across two contexts: in a communitywide emergency …

This text employs a communication perspective to examine the aging process and the ability
of individuals to adapt successfully to aging. It continues the groundbreaking work of the first …

There is considerable evidence indicating that Asian American college students have less
favorable attitudes toward and are less likely to use mental health services than other ethnic …

Abstract Background and Objectives Along with the current aging demographics in the
Netherlands, the number of older first-generation migrants is also increasing. Despite …

Using an intersectional framework, this article discusses the barriers to social services that
Latina victims of intimate partner violence encounter, a drastically underdeveloped area of …