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Perceived Control and Heart Attack Risk (Rosengren et al. Study)

Research has linked a greater sense of perceived control to a lower risk of experiencing heart attacks, indicating that individuals who believe they can influence their health outcomes show better cardiac health (Rosengren et al., 2004).

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