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Terme préférentiel
Type C: A Proposed Psychosocial Risk Factor for Cancer
Définition
- Introduction The Type C behaviour pattern, hypothesized to be related to the progression of cancer, was first elaborated and operationally defined in a study of psychosocial and epidemiological factors associated with malignant melanoma (Temoshok & Heller, 1981). Independently, British researchers had posed the question of whether there might be ‘a Type C for cancer?’ in an abstract published the previous year (Morris & Greer, 1980). [Source: Encyclopedia of Psychological Assessment; Type C: A Proposed Psychosocial Risk Factor for Cancer]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-P6WW1XQ1-K
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