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APS Virtual Poster Showcase · 2020
The Effects of Illness Centrality Among Cancer Survivors
- Minerva Guerrero
Mercy College - Paul Griffin
Pace University - Anthony Mancini
Pace University - Angela Legg
Pace University
Abstract
The study examined whether and how illness centrality affects well-being among cancer survivors. Illness centrality was positively associated with meaning in life, but no association was found between illness centrality and life satisfaction. In both cases, these relationships were moderated by perceived changes in life post cancer.
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