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A Study of the Relationship Between Emotional Processing, Emotional Control and Coronary Heart Disease
D. Purves
, P. Erwin
Psychology
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Emotional Control
100%
Emotional Processing
100%
Coronary Heart Disease
100%
Alexithymia
66%
Expressed Emotion
16%
Risk Factors
16%
Coronary Patients
16%
Medical Practice
16%
Control Score
16%
Disease Groups
16%
Relationship Status
16%
Manifest Anxiety Scale
16%
Non-coronary
16%
Toronto Alexithymia Scale
16%
Socioeconomic Status
16%
Social Desirability Scale
16%
Self-control
16%
Emotional Arousal
16%
Psychometric Scale
16%
Differences between Groups
16%
Psychology
Emotional Processing
100%
Coronary Heart Disease
100%
Alexithymia
71%
Psychometrics
14%
Socioeconomic Status
14%
Social Desirability Scale
14%
Arousal
14%