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S/PS/201. How can an optimistic bias influence health and health behaviours?
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- 2009
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The paper examines the psychological causes of optimistic attitudes towards potentially harmful behaviour, i.e. smoking, sunbathing and sexual behaviours making references to related research and statistical data.
KEYWORDS: Health, harmful behaviour, smoking, sunbathing, sex,
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