Tinnitus groups – a model of social support and social connectedness from peer interaction

Keyphrases

• Social Support 100%
• Tinnitus 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Peer Interaction 100%
• Support Groups 29%
• Group Members 23%
• Chronic Conditions 11%
• Inductive Analysis 11%
• Resilience 5%
• Between-group 5%
• Invisible 5%
• Knowledge Sharing 5%
• Evaluation Method 5%
• Health Problems 5%
• Contextual Factors 5%
• Realist Evaluation 5%
• Group Support 5%
• Grounded Theory 5%
• Provided Support 5%
• Information Sharing 5%
• Iterative Approach 5%
• Health Condition 5%
• Living with 5%
• Medical Treatment 5%
• Respondent Validation 5%
• Sense of Control 5%
• Active Ingredients 5%
• Group Environment 5%
• Constant Comparison Method 5%
• Shared Social Identity 5%
• Sense of Belonging 5%
• Sense of Hope 5%
• Tinnitus Distress 5%
• Ethnographic Data 5%
• Data-driven Model 5%

Social Sciences

• Group Members 100%
• Social Support 100%
• Connectedness 100%
• Peer Interaction 100%
• Focus Group 25%
• Contextual Factor 25%
• Information Exchange 25%
• Grounded Theory 25%
• Realist Evaluation 25%
• Methods Evaluation 25%
• Medical Treatment 25%
• Comparison of Methods 25%

Psychology

• Social Support 100%
• Tinnitus 100%
• Social Connectedness 100%
• Focus Group 5%
• Methods Evaluation 5%