The article discusses the classification of social support (SS) and social isolation (SI) into fine-grained categories to better understand their effects on health. A team of experts from various fields has refined these categories to include concepts such as emotional support and social networks. The categorization process involved developing a comprehensive annotation rule book, ensuring consistency and transparency in the classification process. These efforts aim to improve the understanding and management of social support and isolation in clinical settings, ultimately aiding health outcomes.
The classification of social support and social isolation into more distinct fine-grained categories is essential in understanding their unique impacts on health and well-being.
Creating a clear annotation rule book empowers consistency and reproducibility in categorizing complex social support and isolation concepts relevant in clinical settings.
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