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Impact of perceived social support on depression in Chinese rural‐to‐urban migrants: The mediating effects of loneliness and resilience
How feeling supported by others relates to depression in Chinese migrants moving from rural to city areas, with loneliness and resilience playing a role
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Abstract
A total of 712 Chinese rural-to-urban migrants were examined for the relationship between perceived social support and depression.
- Perceived social support and resilience may be linked to lower levels of depression.
- Loneliness is associated with higher levels of depression.
- Resilience and loneliness partially mediate the relationship between perceived social support and depression.
- These findings could enhance understanding of depression among migrants.
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