Why the study?
Do hospitalized patients with coronary heart disease exhibit higher scores for Type A behavior compared to noncardiovascular patients?
Do hospitalized patients with coronary heart disease exhibit higher scores for Type A behavior compared to noncardiovascular patients?
Hospitalized patients with coronary heart disease, including women, exhibit higher levels of Type A (coronary-prone) behavior than patients hospitalized for noncardiovascular reasons.
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Supports Type A-CHD link in hospitalized patients of both sexes; leaves open causality and intervention effects in prospective data.
Kenigsberg et al. (1974) studied this question.
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