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Stress, somatic symptoms, and stress reduction activities: A dynamic network approach
cognitionnetwork-psychometricsneuroscienceperceived-stressphysical-activitypreprintpsychologysocial-media
Conceptualizing psychological stress as a dynamic network of causally connected symptoms could provide valuable insight into its relationships with somatic health issues. This may also provide insight into the functioning and maintenance of stress, along with how certain daily activities reduce stre
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