Research by Eisenberger and Colleagues on the Neuroscience of Social

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Multiple Choice

Research by Eisenberger and colleagues on the neuroscience of social support found that social support contributes to health because those with more social support

• A)are able to cope and recover from stress more effectively
• B)perceive life as less threatening and therefore are less likely to activate a stress response
• C)perceive life as less threatening and are able to cope more effectively
• D)are just as affected by social stressors as those with low social support but they coped better with physical stressors

Acknowledge various principles underlying successful family-school partnerships and their contributions to educational success.

Understand the impact of parental mental health issues, such as postpartum depression, on family well-being.

Identify strategies to create supportive, family-centered environments in educational or caregiving settings.

Understand the diversity and dynamics of family structures, including binuclear and blended families.

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