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Smoking and Smoking Cessationt neoplasms, and stroke, the three leading causes of death in the United States (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1987). Recent estimates indicate that smoking accounts for at least 400 thousand premature deaths each year and causally relates to 170 thousand deaths from cardiovascular d

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Obesityll & Wadden, 1992). Presence of obesity correlates with hypertension, diabetes mellitus, certain forms of cancer, cardiovascular disease, sleep apnea, arthritis, gout, and gall bladder disease (Hubert, Feinleib, McNamara, & Castelli, 1983). Approximately 25% of the American population is obese, and

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Assessment and Modification of Coronary-Prone Behaviore for several decades. It has also been the subject of considerable controversy, with opinions ranging from general acceptance (Cooper, Detre, & Weiss, 1981) to outright condemnation (Angell, 1985). One product of this vigorous debate has been a change in the conceptual and empirical description of

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Hypertensionend result of several factors, both genetic and environmental, that may be quantitatively and qualitatively different for different individuals. It is thus a heterogeneous process. Furthermore, blood pressure distribution is continuous in the population with no clear separation between normal and ra

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Exercise and Physical Activity and maintain healthier lifestyles, including increased physical activity. Their expertise in theories and methods of behavior change can also make an important contribution to the design and implementation of specialized exercise and physical activity programs for high-risk groups and even entire c

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Stress and Stress ManagementThe concept of . remained relatively obscure until physical science adopted the term. Inspired by the work of Robert Hooke, 18th-century physicist Thomas Young defined . as the “ratio of force within the elastic body, which balances an external applied force, to the area over which the force acts” (

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Preparation for Surgeryn integral part of the process of surgery that investigators have systematically studied only over the last 35 years. During that time, researchers have empirically established that patients who receive psychological preparation prior to surgery demonstrate less distress, fewer medical complications