4Kendler KS,Myers J,Prescott CA.Sex differences in the relationship between social support and risk for major depression:a longitudinal study of opposite-sex twin pairs.The American Journal of Psychiatry,2005,162(2):250-255.
5Patrick Callaghan,Jean Morrissey.Social support and health:a review.Journal of Advanced Nursing,1993,18:203-210.
6Cecilia Cheng.Gender-role differences in susceptibility to the influence of support availability on depression.Journal of Personality,1999,67(3):439-467.
7Wong EH,Wiest DJ.Adolescent Depression:links to academic coping and perceived autonomy support.Education,1999,119(4):668-673.
8Colen SA,Wils TA.Stress,social support and the buffering hypothesis.Psychological Bulletin,1985 ,98(2):310-357.
9Grant I,Patterson TL.Social Supports in Relation to Physical Health and Symptoms of Depression in the Elderly.The American Journal of Psychiatry,1988,145 (10):1254-1258.
10Kimiko Hashimoto,Hiroshi Kurita,Takashi Haratani et al.Direct and buffering effects of social support on depressive symptoms of the elderly with home help.Psychiatry and Clinical Neurosciences,1999,53:95-100.
