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The role of predisposing and moderating factors in the stress-illness relationship.

R C Cronkite, R H Moos.

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Year: 1984 PMID： 6520359

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Health Soc Behav ISSN： 0022-1465

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The role of predisposing and moderating factors in the stress-illness relationship.

1. Psychiatric comorbidity in couples: a longitudinal study of 202,959 married and cohabiting individuals.

2. Spouses of older adults with late-life drinking problems: health, family, and social functioning.

3. Examining the correlates of engagement and disengagement coping among help-seeking battered women.

4. Stressful life events and depressive symptoms in a post-war context: which informal support makes a difference?

5. Perceptions of partners' problematic alcohol use affect relationship outcomes beyond partner self-reported drinking: alcohol use in committed romantic relationships.

6. The impact of unemployment and economic stress on social support.

7. Relationship-specific alcohol expectancies in couples with concordant and discrepant drinking patterns.

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