Jacqueline has just moved from Kansas to Illinois to attend college. She is having a lot of trouble settling in, but some people in her dorm seem friendly and helpful. Research concerning social support suggests which of the following? Group of answer choices Having friends will have no effect on Jacqueline's stress or coping. The more Jacqueline reaches out to them, the more likely her new friends will be to help her. Simply knowing that she has friends who care about her will reduce Jacqueline's stress. Jacqueline should not rely on her new friends and should be on her own when possible.

C. Simply knowing that she has friends who care about her will reduce Jacqueline's stress.

Explanation:

Social support includes getting friends and other people to refer to when in situations of want and distress to give you a wider perspective and a better self-image, as well as the family. Social support increases standard of living and offers a shield to prevent negative events in life. Social support is about having people we can turn to in a time of need 

Jacqueline has just moved from Kansas to Illinois to attend college. She is having a lot of trouble settling in, but some people in her dorm seem friendly and helpful. Research concerning social support suggests Simply knowing that she has friends who care about her will reduce Jacqueline's stress.

Research has reported many of the social support's physiological and mental health benefits including improved immune, cardiovascular, and neuroendocrine function; successful chronic disease adjustment; reduced depression and anxiety; and effective latency against the harmful effects of stress.

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