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The suggests that psychological factors affect disease largely by influencing whether people engage in health-promoting behaviors.
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The described by Selye includes the alarm, resistance, and exhaustion phases.
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are caused when the muscles surrounding the skull contract, constricting the blood vessels.
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Cells of the immune system that attack viruses are known as .
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involves repeated episodes of upper-airway obstruction during sleep.
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is an episode of sudden loss of muscle tone, which is often triggered by strong emotional responses.
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The pattern consists of a sense of time urgency, easily aroused hostility, and competitive achievement strivings.
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People with a do not admit when they are upset and may not even be aware of their own negative emotions.
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provide people with explicit information about how to engage in positive health-related behaviors and with opportunities to engage in these behaviors in increasingly challenging situations.
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involves trying harder and harder against obstacles that may be insurmountable.





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