Perceived relatedness, death acceptance, and demoralization in patients with cancer

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[2] Young B(2018)One in two cancer patients is significantly distressed: prevalence and indicators of distress Psycho-Oncol 27 75-82

[3] Mehnert A(2013)Social support and quality of life among lung cancer patients: a systematic review Psycho-Oncol 22 2160-2168

[4] Hartung TJ(2007)Does social support from family and friends work as a buffer against reactions to stressful life events such as terminal cancer? Palliat Support Care 5 3884-137

[5] Friedrich M(2010)Associations of social networks with cancer mortality: a meta-analysis Crit Rev Oncol Hematol 75 122-305

[6] Luszczynska A(2015)A meta-analysis of the relationship between social constraints and distress in cancer patients J Behav Med 38 294-2758

[7] Pawlowska I(2016)Detrimental social interactions predict loss of dignity among patients with cancer Support Care Cancer 24 2751-667

[8] Cieslak R(2011)A qualitative analysis of changes in relationship dynamics and roles between people with cancer and their primary informal carer Health 15 650-630

[9] Ringdal GI(2017)Changes in intimate relationships following treatment for head and neck cancer - a qualitative study J Psychosoc Oncol 35 614-20

[10] Kristen R(2010)Posttraumatic growth in cancer patients and partners--effects of role, gender and the dyad on couples' posttraumatic growth experience Psycho-Oncol 19 12-28

[1] Salmon P(2009)Dependence and caring in clinical communication: the relevance of attachment and other theories Patient Educ Couns 74 331-338

[2] Young B(2018)One in two cancer patients is significantly distressed: prevalence and indicators of distress Psycho-Oncol 27 75-82

[3] Mehnert A(2013)Social support and quality of life among lung cancer patients: a systematic review Psycho-Oncol 22 2160-2168

[4] Hartung TJ(2007)Does social support from family and friends work as a buffer against reactions to stressful life events such as terminal cancer? Palliat Support Care 5 3884-137

[5] Friedrich M(2010)Associations of social networks with cancer mortality: a meta-analysis Crit Rev Oncol Hematol 75 122-305

[6] Luszczynska A(2015)A meta-analysis of the relationship between social constraints and distress in cancer patients J Behav Med 38 294-2758

[7] Pawlowska I(2016)Detrimental social interactions predict loss of dignity among patients with cancer Support Care Cancer 24 2751-667

[8] Cieslak R(2011)A qualitative analysis of changes in relationship dynamics and roles between people with cancer and their primary informal carer Health 15 650-630

[9] Ringdal GI(2017)Changes in intimate relationships following treatment for head and neck cancer - a qualitative study J Psychosoc Oncol 35 614-20

[10] Kristen R(2010)Posttraumatic growth in cancer patients and partners--effects of role, gender and the dyad on couples' posttraumatic growth experience Psycho-Oncol 19 12-28