Understanding the pathways linking patient-centered communication to cancer survivors’ emotional health: examining the mediating roles of self-efficacy and cognitive reappraisal

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Arti A. Sardessai-Nadkarni
Richard L. Street
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[1] Texas A&M University,Department of Communication
[2] Baylor College of Medicine,Department of Medicine
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Journal of Cancer Survivorship | 2023年 / 17卷
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Patient-centered communication; Cancer survivors; Emotional health; Cognitive reappraisal; Self-efficacy;
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