The ineffectiveness of telephone support on fostering well being among the elderly in the Heller et al. study could be attributed to

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The ineffectiveness of telephone support in the Heller et al. study can be attributed to multiple factors, including the perceived unreliability of same-age phone companions, the newness of the relationship with someone who was relatively a stranger, and the artificial nature of the relationship since phone friends were randomly assigned. These factors combined could contribute to the lack of effectiveness in fostering well-being among the elderly.

The Ineffectiveness of Telephone Support on Fostering Well Being Among