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Sex, BMI, and smoking affect CAD lipid risk, while work factors drive job stress.
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Results indicated that job stress is affected by physical stressors, role conflict, quantitative workload, job boredom, and whether one has an external locus of control. Coronary artery disease potential, as measured by the cholesterol ratio, was affected by sex, height-weight index, and smoking.
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William H. Hendrix (1989) studied this question. Sex, height-weight index, and smoking affected coronary artery disease risk as measured by cholesterol ratio, while work factors and external locus of control affected job stress.
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