The Effect of Social Support from Family on Self-acceptance of Atopic Dermatitis Patients

Key Points

• To examine how family social support affects self-acceptance in individuals with atopic dermatitis.
• Assessment of family social support levels among atopic dermatitis patients.
• Evaluation of self-acceptance through standardized psychological measures.
• Analysis of the relationship between social support and self-acceptance.
• Higher levels of family social support correlate with increased self-acceptance in patients.
• Patients with strong family support exhibit better psychological well-being.
• Inadequate social support is linked to lower self-acceptance scores.