Concept information
Preferred term
personal relationships and obesity
Definition
- Decades of research have documented the ways in which personal relationships, including family ties, friendships, and romantic relationships, can be beneficial to health and well-being. Social networks can provide companionship, foster self-acceptance and esteem, give help and support in times of need, and motivate people to be their best. [Source: Encyclopedia of Obesity; Personal Relationships and Obesity]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/personal_relationships_and_obesity
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