Online social support for young people: Does it recapitulate in-person social support; can it help?
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Highlights：
• The relation between online and in-person social support was curvilinear.
• Social media was a less redundant source of social support for people with low levels of in-person social support.
• Social media was a relatively redundant source for people with high levels of in-person social support.
• Online and in-person social support evinced incremental advantages over and above the other.
• Online and in-person social support both ameliorated the pernicious effects of peer victimization.
摘要
•The relation between online and in-person social support was curvilinear.•Social media was a less redundant source of social support for people with low levels of in-person social support.•Social media was a relatively redundant source for people with high levels of in-person social support.•Online and in-person social support evinced incremental advantages over and above the other.•Online and in-person social support both ameliorated the pernicious effects of peer victimization.
论文关键词：Social support,Social media,Internet,Victimization,Depression,Self-esteem
论文评审过程：Received 26 February 2016, Revised 24 November 2016, Accepted 28 November 2016, Available online 8 December 2016, Version of Record 8 December 2016.
论文官网地址：https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chb.2016.11.058
