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From Lab to Life: Stress Beliefs and the Stress Optimization Model in Everyday Stress
Individuals’ beliefs about stress have been linked to health and performance. The stress optimization model proposes regulatory strategies through which these beliefs may shape stress responses, but evidence for these mechanisms comes largely from laboratory research. We investigated whether these
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