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On the positive relation between received social support and negative affect: a test of the triage and self‐esteem threat models in women with breast cancer

Objective: There is a seemingly paradoxical positive relation between received social support and psychological distress in cancer patients. This study evaluates two models that explain this positive relation: (a) the triage model, which argues that more distressed people receive more support and (b) the self‐esteem threat model, which argues that receiving support increases distress by undermining self‐esteem.