Psychological support system usually refers to the individual's "social support system", that is, the material and spiritual help and support that an individual can get from others in his own social network. A complete support system includes relatives, friends, classmates, colleagues, neighbors, teachers, superiors and subordinates, partners and so on. Of course, it should also include social service organizations composed of various strangers. Each system undertakes different functions: relatives give us material and spiritual help, friends undertake more emotional support, and colleagues and partners communicate with us.

On the surface, everyone's social network is similar, which is nothing more than parents, brothers and sisters, classmates, friends and colleagues, but after in-depth observation, everyone gets very different support: some people share their lives with others in the personal support system, full of happiness, and always get timely and powerful help when they encounter difficulties; On the other hand, some people have an objective network like others, but they get along badly with some of them. When they encounter difficulties, they will soon fall into isolation.

So the usefulness of the support system depends on how you manage and use it. ...

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