Exploring the Relationship between Perceived Multidimensional Social Support and Well-Being among Community Seniors Participating in Group Exercise Programs

What is it about?

Results showed no significant correlation between perceived social support and overall well-being (r(160) = -0.113, p > .05), indicating a weak negative relationship. This suggests that higher levels of perceived social support did not correspond with notable improvements in well-being among the participants.

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Why is it important?

These findings challenge the prevailing literature that often highlights a positive association between social support and well-being, suggesting that the relationship may be more nuanced within the context of community-based group exercise programs for older adults

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