Perceived relational support is associated with everyday positive, but not negative, affectivity in a U.S. sample.

Ginny Ulichney; Helen Schmidt; Chelsea Helion

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Perceived relational support is associated with everyday positive, but not negative, affectivity in a U.S. sample.

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Description: Supplemental materials for Ulichney, V., Schmidt, H., & Helion, C. (In Press). Perceived relational support is associated with everyday positive, but not negative, affectivity in a U.S. sample. Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin.

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