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• W3150245624 abstract "In response to the dearth of attempts to examine functions of perceived social support on depression in Chinese adolescents, a prospective study was conducted to examine the relationship among stressful life events, perceived social support, and depression. The present results provided support for the buffering model, indicating that the function of perceived social support in mitigating subsequent depression was prominent only under high stress levels. These results were discussed in terms of the socialized role of Chinese adolescents, as well as the function of esteem enhancement of perceived social support in alleviating depression. Reciprocal relationships between initial depression levels and subsequent levels of social support were also discussed. Possible counseling and prevention programs for Chinese adolescents are proposed. Recent Chinese research revealed that more than 20% of Chinese adolescents had symptoms of depression (e.g., Boys’ and Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong, 1992; Shek, 199 la). As the underlying causes are scrutinized, depression for Chinese adolescents is most commonly related to problematic relations with family, friends, or romantic partners (Liang, Zhao, & Zheng, 1992). These findings indicate that the influence of social relations is critical to the well-being of Chinese adolescents. As in the West, adolescence is the period in which need for attachment is especially strong among Chinese youngsters (KO, 1974). Hence, possible impact of social support on Chinese adolescents should be investigated. The importance of social relations to the Chinese is not surprising. The Chinese people generally do not perceive themselves as individuals functioning independently in society, but rather as a part of their social network (Yang. 198 1). Interpersonal dependency is emphasized in Chinese society. For Chinese adolescents, helpfulness is identified as a major dimension in person perception (Yik & Bond, 1993), as well as an ideal quality of close friends (Cheng, Bond, & Chan," @default.
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• W3150245624 title "Role of Perceived Social Support on Depression in Chinese Adolescents: A Prospective Study Examining the Buffering Model" @default.
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