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Zenger M et al. – Especially patients with a low level of optimism and a high level of pessimism are at risk for higher levels of anxiety and depression in addition to lowered HRQOL.

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Markus Zenger, 11/11/09

Optimism and pessimism should no longer be seen as the opposite endpoints of a uni-dimensional construct, but rather as two distinct dimensions.

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