The role of negative affect and positive affect in stress, depression, self-esteem, assertiveness, Type A behaviors, psychological health, and physical health.
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Summary
This monograph reports on a number of studies designed to investigate the relationship between negative and positive affect caused by thoughts and day-to-day experiences and psychological health, psychological problems, and physical health.
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- article
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- 1993-11-01
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Keywords
Affect (linguistics), Psychology, Assertiveness, Self-esteem, Psychological well-being
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