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social support phenotype

Aliases
lack of social support, parental support, peer support, perceived social support from friends, social network formation, social support, support
Evidence from: primary | all sources

Related entities (27)

SubjectRelationObjectp-valueEvidence
5HTTLPR interacts_with social support 1
African American associated_with social support 1
internalizing disorders risk_factor_for social support 1
social support risk_factor_for alcohol 1
social support risk_factor_for Alcohol Use 1
social support associated_with Alcohol Use 1
social support protective_against Alcohol Use 2
social support associated_with Alcohol Use Disorder 1
social support risk_factor_for depressive symptoms 1
social support protective_against depressive symptoms 1
social support risk_factor_for internalizing disorders 1
social support associated_with internalizing disorders 1
social support protective_against mental health outcomes 1
social support protective_against mood disorders 1
social support protective_against other drug use 1
social support protective_against psychological distress 1
social support associated_with psychopathology 1
social support associated_with resilience 1
social support protective_against risk 1
social support protective_against stress 1
social support associated_with stress exposure 1
social support associated_with subjective well-being 1
social support associated_with substance abuse 1
social support protective_against suicide 1
social support associated_with suicide 2
social support risk_factor_for suicide 1
stigma associated_with social support 1

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Raw name Type Papers Mentions
social support phenotype 24 60
support phenotype 3 3
lack of social support phenotype 2 4
peer support phenotype
perceived social support from friends phenotype
social network formation phenotype