The Effects of Lifestyle and Type A Behavior on the Life-Stress Process
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To evaluate the effects of personal factors such as lifestyle and Thpe A behavior on the life-stress process, we analyzed data randomly collected from 428 metropolitan Tokyo residents. Path analysis techniques were implemented to examine the direct and indirect effects of lifestyle and the Type A behavior pattern between life events, subjective stress and depressive symptoms. The following results were obtained : 1. Persons with a healthy lifestyle perceived a lower subjective stress level. 2. Although females with a healthy lifestyle had fewer direct depressive symptoms, males with a healthy lifestyle had fewer indirect depressive symptoms due to alleviation of subjective stress. 3. Type A males perceived a lower subjective stress level and Type A females experienced more life events. It is suggested that mental health is modified not only by lifestyle but also by Type A behavior in the life-stress process. In particular, the preservation and promotion of a healthy lifestyle appear to reduce subjective stress and may be an important factor for the improvement of mental ill health.
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著者
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MORIMOTO Kanehisa
Department of Social and Environmental Medicine, Osaka University Graduate School of Medicine
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Maruyama Soichiro
Department Of Social And Environmental Medicine Course Of Environmental Medicine Osaka University Gr
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Maruyama Soichiro
Department Of Human Sciences Faculty Of Literature Kobe Shinwa Women's University
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Maruyama Soichiro
Department Of Hygiene And Preventive Medicine Osaka University School Of Medicine
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Morimoto Kanehisa
Department Of Hygiene And Preventive Medicine Osaka University School Of Medicine
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MORIMOTO Kanehisa
Department of Hygiene and Preventive Medicine, Osaka University School of Medicine
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