Gender-linked personality traits predict mental health and functional status following a first coronary event

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This article examines the influence of gender-linked personality traits on adjustment after a coronary event. Results indicate that patients who focused on their own needs experienced greater improvements in health and well-being while patients who focused completely on the needs of others exhibited poorer health and decreased well-being during recovery.

Health aspects, Coronary heart disease, Sex differences (Psychology), Health behavior, Personality, Clinical health psychology

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Posttraumatic growth following breast cancer: a controlled comparison study

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This article examines factors associated with positive adjustment and posttraumatic growth among breast cancer survivors. Findings indicate that breast cancer survivors had improved interpersonal relations, life appreciation, and spiritual growth when compared to healthy controls and that posttraumatic growth was associated with income, life-threat, time since diagnosis, and talking about cancer.

Perception, Perception (Psychology), Cancer survivors, Spirituality

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Utility of a cognitive-behavioral model to predict fatigue following breast cancer treatment

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A study on severity fatigue after breast cancer treatment, using growth mixture modeling, is presented.

HEALTH SERVICES, Cancer Therapy, Ambulatory Health Care Services, Care and treatment, Models, Causes of, Complications and side effects, Cancer, Cancer treatment, Fatigue, Cognitive-behavioral therapy

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