Researchers have found that people who perceive they have strong social support are less likely to ruminate about their plight when confronting stressors than are people who feel more alienated from others.This finding supports the:

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The buffering hypothesis suggests that social support can reduce the negative impact of stressors on mental health by providing a buffer against their effects. The finding that people with strong social support are less likely to ruminate about their plight when confronting stressors supports this hypothesis.

Researchers Have Found That People Who Perceive They Have Strong