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Worry, Anger Rumination, and CVD Severity by Alexis Bastardo is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the relationship between worry, anger rumination, and cardiovascular disease (CVD) severity, highlighting social loneliness as a moderator. Results indicate that higher levels of worry and anger rumination correlate positively with increased CVD severity, with social loneliness moderating the effect of worry on CVD severity but not anger rumination. The findings emphasize the importance of addressing psychological factors in CVD prevention and treatment strategies.
- Author
- Alexis Bastardo
- Language
- EN