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Disease cause attribution and preference for low versus high self-management treatments.

Sci Rep · 2025 · PMC12284083 · PMID 40695921

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The analysis showed a non-significant effect of attribution ( b = 0.24, t (30) = 0.85, p =.404), a significant effect of self-control ( b = 2.77, t (30) = 2.88, p =.007), a significant interaction effect of attribution and self-control ( b = − 0.59, t (30) = −2.73, p =.007) and a marginally significant influence of the covariate ( b = 0.54, t (30) = 1.94, p =.062).

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