پژوهشنامه مددکاری اجتماعی (Sep 2022)

Typology of Social Support Consequences in the Context of Iranian Society with Special Reference to Holistic Health; (Case Study: Internal Research 2010-2021)

  • Mohamad Tavakol,
  • Ebrahim Ekhlasi,
  • seyyed pouya Rasoulinejad

DOI
https://doi.org/10.22054/rjsw.2023.67770.589
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 9, no. 33
pp. 1 – 39

Abstract

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The dispersion of study results reveals the need for research on the consequences of social support to achieve a relatively comprehensive picture of the findings and challenges. The purpose of study is classification of the variables related to the consequences of social support in Iranian society. The method used is systematic review. The statistical population included published scientific articles addressing issue of social support and its consequences. Related articles were searched in Iranian scientific databases. Based on the inclusion criterion, the most relevant articles with the objectives of the study (40 articles) were selected. To access the data of the articles, the data extraction worksheets were designed and adjusted in the form of twelve indicators and were completed based on the coding and annotations of each worksheet. After reviewing and comparing the worksheets for each article, the obtained data were collected and analyzed as well. A systematic review shows that the variable of social support as the variable studied in this study has been studied in relation to 18 variables; The variables identified as social support consequences in the reviewed studies are classified and summarized in four types of physical consequences, psychological consequences, social consequences and cultural-attitudinal consequences. Psychological, social, and cultural-attitudinal variables separately have the highest frequency in 12.5% of cases and physical variables in 2.5% of cases have the least importance among the authors of the researched researches. Mental health and quality of life were the most repeated among the consequences of social support in the reviewed articles.

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