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Responsiveness and esteem support
DOI:10.1016/j.copsyc.2023.101591.png)
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Esteem support refers to verbal and nonverbal aid provided to another individual to enhance how they feel about themselves support is often exchanged in the context of close relationships (e.g., marriage, family, friendship), and may be a behavioral indicator of perceived partner responsiveness. Three theoretical models of esteem support offer guidance regarding associations between esteem support and perceived partner responsiveness: the optimal matching model of social support, the support gap model, and the cognitive-emotional theory of esteem support messages. We argue that effective esteem support is responsive, and that perceived partner responsiveness can foster an environment for exchanging esteem support in interpersonal relationships. These relationships should be examined explicitly in future research.
Keyword:
COGNITIVE-EMOTIONAL THEORY
SPOUSAL SOCIAL SUPPORT
SELF-ESTEEM
GAP HYPOTHESIS
JOB SEARCH
CULTURE
SEX
METAANALYSIS
PERCEPTIONS
MESSAGES
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