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Individual differences in the physiological effects of forest therapy based on Type A and Type B behavior patterns.

J Physiol Anthropol · 2013 · PMC3851594 · PMID 24088391

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Analysis of diastolic blood pressure showed no significant difference between the forest and urban environments compared with: the Type B subject group (12 to 43 points, N = 243) and Type A subject group (44 to 82 points, N = 232); however, ANOVA of the four subgroups, which were obtained by dividing each of the two Type A and Type B subject groups on the basis of the scores in the KG daily life questionnaire, showed a trend in the environment × the behavior pattern interaction [ F (3,471) = 2.457, P = 0.062], which suggested that there were differences in the diastolic blood pressure for the forest environment and urban environments in the four subgroups (Figure 6 ).

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