Negative affectivity and cardiovascular disease in African American single mothers.
Sandra H Williams, Ann Cashion
Journal: The ABNF journal : official journal of the Association of Black Nursing Faculty in Higher Education, Inc
2008;19(2):64-7
PMID: 18494404
Abstract
The author discusses the relationship between negative affectivity and the development of cardiovascular disease in single African American mothers.
Address:
University of South Alabama, Community Health Department, Springhill, Mobile, Alabama, USA.
MeSH Terms:
Adaptation, Psychological ,
Affect ,
Black or African American ,
Attitude to Health ,
Cardiovascular Diseases ,
Chronic Disease ,
Depression ,
Health Promotion ,
Health Services Needs and Demand ,
Humans ,
Life Style ,
Models, Psychological ,
Mothers ,
Negativism ,
Nurse's Role ,
Risk Factors ,
Self Concept ,
Single Parent ,
Stress, Psychological ,
United States
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