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Laboratory-Field Generalization of Cardiovascular Activityes that link cardiovascular reactivity to aspects of cardiovascular disease (Manuck .., 1989). These were temporal stability, intertask consistency, and laboratory-field generalization. The first two of these attributes were dealt with in detail in that chapter. Accordingly, we will now examine laboratory-field generalization.

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