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Type A Behavior and Vital Exhaustion as Related to the Metabolic Hormonal Variables of the Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Axis

Dr. Liisa Keltikangas-Järvinen PhD Department of Psychology, University of Helsinki, Finland
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Dr. Katri Räikkönen PhD Department of Psychology, University of Helsinki, Finland
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Dr. Aarno Hautanen MD Department of Clinical Chemistry, Helsinki University, USA
Pages 15-22 | Published online: 09 Jul 2010

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N. Bagés, P.R. J. Falger, M.G. Pérez & A. Appels. (2000) Vital exhaustion measures and their associations with coronary heart disease risk factors in a sample of spanish-speakers. Psychology & Health 15:6, pages 787-799.
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Mireille Rydén, Bo Hedbäck & Lena Jonasson. (2009) Does Stress Reduction Change the Levels of Cortisol Secretion in Patients With Coronary Artery Disease?. Journal of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation and Prevention 29:5, pages 314-317.
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Brigitte M. Kudielka, Roland von Känel, Daniel Preckel, Lilian Zgraggen, Katharina Mischler & Joachim E. Fischer. (2006) Exhaustion is associated with reduced habituation of free cortisol responses to repeated acute psychosocial stress. Biological Psychology 72:2, pages 147-153.
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Ad Appels, Frits Bär, Gerda van der Pol, Ruud Erdman, Maarten Assman, Wim Trijsburg, Rob van Diest, Jan van Dixhoorn & Carlos Mendes de Leon. (2005) Effects of Treating Exhaustion in Angioplasty Patients on New Coronary Events: Results of the Randomized Exhaustion Intervention Trial (EXIT). Psychosomatic Medicine 67:2, pages 217-223.
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Ad Appels. (2004) Exhaustion and coronary heart disease: the history of a scientific quest. Patient Education and Counseling 55:2, pages 223-229.
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Liisa Keltikangas-Järvinen & Tarja Heponiemi. (2004) Vital exhaustion, temperament, and cardiac reactivity in task-induced stress. Biological Psychology 65:2, pages 121-135.
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A Appels. (1997) WHY DO IMMINENT VICTIMS OF A CARDIAC EVENT FEEL SO TIRED?. International Journal of Clinical Practice 51:7, pages 447-450.
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