The aim of this study examines the relationship between quality of life, satisfaction with life
and multidimensional perceived social support in people aged 65 years and older. The …

Research about the effects of stress on multiple sclerosis has yielded contradictory results.
This study aims to systematically review the evidence focusing on two possible causes: the …

Background Emotional distress (defined as any negative mood state, including anxiety,
depression, trauma symptoms and global distress) is common in people with multiple …

Background Social support is an important resource that may benefit individuals aging with
physical disabilities, although its effects may vary depending on age, sex, and type of …

Objective Social support plays a role in the well-being of persons with multiple sclerosis
(PwMS). The aims of this study were to compare social support in PwMS with relapsing …

Objectives: Research has extensively examined the relationship of social support and
cognition. Theories on social support suggest that it is a multidimensional construct …

The increasing value of character strengths in the prediction of well-being and
psychopathology, after the effects of functional social support and sociodemographic …

Background In patients with multiple sclerosis (MS), the disease's complications and
manifestations affect a person's ability to function normally and leads to further disruptions in …

This study investigated the relationship of illness beliefs with perceived physical health and
fatigue among persons with multiple sclerosis. Besides direct effects between illness beliefs …

Objective: This study examined the factorial and construct validity of the Social Provisions
Scale (SPS) in a sample of people with multiple sclerosis (MS). Method: Participants …