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Causal attributions for raised cholesterol and perceptions of effective risk-reduction: Self-regulation strategies for an increased risk of coronary heart disease
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Causal attributions for raised cholesterol and perceptions of effective risk-reduction: Self-regulation strategies for an increased risk of coronary heart disease

V Senior and TM Marteau
PSYCHOLOGY & HEALTH, Vol.22(6), pp.699-717
01/08/2007
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1080/14768320601020253

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Science & Technology Social Sciences Life Sciences & Biomedicine Public Environmental & Occupational Health Psychology Multidisciplinary Psychology PSYCHOLOGY MULTIDISCIPLINARY PUBLIC ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SSCI causal attribution perceived control self regulation cholesterol genetic testing coronary heart disease SMOKING-CESSATION TREATMENT FAMILIAL HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA GENETIC SUSCEPTIBILITY BEHAVIORAL-CHANGE ILLNESS IMPACT PREDISPOSITION BIOMARKERS ADHERENCE BELIEFS
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