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Negative Stress Beliefs Predict Somatic Symptoms in Students Under Academic Stress
18 Apr 2016
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PURPOSE: Medically unexplained symptoms are abundantly present in the general population. Stress may lead to increased symptom reporting because of widespread beliefs that it is dangerous for one's health. This study aimed at clarifying the role of stress beliefs in somatic symptom reporting using a quasi-experimental study design. METHODS: Two hundred sixteen German university students (60 % of an initial sample...
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