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Behavioral Aspects of Physical Illness,nse of comprehending all psychological factors contributing to the etiology, maintenance, treatment, and prevention of illness. According to Engel (1986) behavior is defined as “All responses (physical, cognitive, overt behavior) on illness, leading to or prior to illness.”

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