The author (1987) tested 128 sophomores with the Social Support Rating Scale. The total score of the scale is 34 points. 56 13.73, the consistency of two-month retest results is r = 0. 92 (P

Foreign studies show that social support has a significant impact on physical and mental health, that is, the amount of social support can predict the outcome of individual physical and mental health. Judging from the existing research results, there is a moderate correlation between the results of social support rating scale and the results of physical and mental health, that is, the scale has good predictive validity. Wang Xiangdong et al. (1988) applied the scale to the mental health research of immigrants in Shenzhen, and found that the total score of social support in the local group (33.77 0.68) was higher than that in the immigrant group (36.75438+03.73), and the comparison between the two groups was P < 0.05. 0 1 )。