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BREAST CANCER ATTITUDES, KNOWLEDGE, AND SCREENING BEHAVIOR IN WOMEN WITH AND WITHOUT A FAMILY HISTORY OF BREAST CANCER by Hailey, B J, Carter, C L, Burnett, D R

“…Women volunteers with or without a first-degree relative with breast cancer (FDR) were compared on several measures. Relative to the comparison group, women in…”
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The Effect of Laboratory-Induced Depressed Mood State on Responses to Pain by Willoughby, Scott G., Hailey, B. Jo, Mulkana, Shazia, Rowe, Jennifer

“…Some researchers have suggested that a depressed mood state is associated with alterations in responses to pain. The authors examined cognitive, behavioral,…”
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Outcome of five years of accelerated surveillance in patients at high risk for inherited breast/ovarian cancer: report of a phase II trial by Fries, Melissa H, Hailey, B Jo, Flanagan, Judith, Licklider, Diane

“…To assess the outcome of accelerated patient surveillance in patients at high risk for inherited breast or ovarian cancer. Using stringent inclusion criteria,…”
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Guidelines for evaluation of patients at risk for inherited breast and ovarian cancer: Recommendations of the department of defense familial breast/ovarian cancer research project by FRIES, Melissa H, HOLT, Charlene, HUDSON, Gracia, CADMAN, Mary, WEATHERLY, Ronald, NUNES, Mark E, CARPENTER, Isabelle, CARTER, Cindy L, DANIELS, Jamelyn, FLANAGAN, Judith, MURPHY, Kay, HAILEY, B. Jo, MARTIN, Laura, HUME, Roderick

“…Patients at high risk for inherited breast and/or ovarian cancer are frequently encountered in all medical specialties. Department of Defense, Health Affairs…”
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Psychological Issues in Genetic Testing for Breast Cancer by Carter, Cindy L., Hailey, B. Jo

“…Genetic testing for inherited forms of breast cancer is currently available to individuals who want to learn their genetic status for the BRCA1 and BRCA2…”
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Diagnostic criteria for testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2: The experience of the Department of Defense Familial Breast/Ovarian Cancer Research Project by FRIES, Melissa H, HOLT, Charlene, HUDSON, Gracia, CADMAN, Mary, WEATHERLY, Ronald, NUNES, Mark E, CARPENTER, Isabelle, CARTER, Cindy L, DANIELS, Jamelyn, FLANAGAN, Judith, MURPHY, Kay, HAILEY, B. Jo, MARTIN, Laura, HUME, Roderick

“…The Department of Defense Familial Breast/Ovarian Cancer Research Project has offered genetic counseling and testing for BRCA1 and BRCA2 on a research basis to…”
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Barriers to Effective Cancer Pain Management: A Review of the Literature by Pargeon, Kimberly L, Hailey, B.Jo

“…As many as 90% of patients with cancer-related pain can attain satisfactory relief through available pharmacological and medical means. However, as many as 45%…”
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Breast self-examination and mammography among university staff and faculty by Hailey, B J, Bradford, A C

“…Women faculty and staff (N = 201) answered a series of questions about breast self-examination (BSE) and mammography. Although all subjects indicated…”
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Physical Fitness Levels and Psychological States versus Traits by Walker, Merle, Hailey, B. Jo

“…10 men and 12 women joggers who had recently completed assessment of their aerobic capacity, were given the Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire, the…”
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Cultural and emotional components of loneliness and depression by Hsu, L R, Hailey, B J, Range, L M

“…The relation between loneliness and depression and the distinction between emotional and social loneliness were examined by administering the University of…”
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The psychological experience of pregnancy by Bailey, L A, Hailey, B J

“…The goal of this investigation was to evaluate objectively the psychological experience of pregnancy. Previous research, using symptoms checklists, interview…”
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The role of optimism in health-enhancing behavior by Mulkana, S S, Hailey, B J

“…To examine the relationship between levels of optimism and participation in health-enhancing behaviors. A convenience sample of volunteers obtained from…”
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Can Healthcare Providers at a University Health Clinic Predict Patient Satisfaction? by Hailey, B. Jo, Pargeon, Kimberly, Crawford, Virginia

“…Patient satisfaction in university health settings has received little research attention, and it is unclear whether the issue is being addressed in college…”
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Pain Patient Profile: a scale to measure psychological distress by Willoughby, S G, Hailey, B J, Wheeler, L C

“…To evaluate the construct validity of the Pain Patient Profile (P-3), a brief self-report instrument designed to measure anxiety, depression, and somatization…”
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Cancer anxiety and breast cancer screening in African-American women: a preliminary study by Miller, L Y, Hailey, B J

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A link between hostility and disease: poor health habits? by Leiker, M, Hailey, B J

“…The Cook and Medley Hostility (Ho) Scale has been found to predict the occurrence of coronary heart disease, as well as total mortality, and to be related to…”
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The relative effectiveness of three reminder letters on making and keeping mammogram appointments by Kendall, C, Hailey, B J

“…One hundred fifty women who had previously had at least one mammogram were sent one of three prompt letters informing them that they were due for screening…”
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The Relative Effectiveness of Three Reminder Letters: On Making and Keeping Mammogram Appointments by Kendall, Carole, Hailey, B. Jo

“…One hundred fifty women who had previously had at least one mammogram were sent one of three prompt letters informing them that they were due for screening…”
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Health care professionals' perceptions of seriously ill women by Hardin, K N, Hailey, B J

“…Physicians, psychologists, and nurses read one of four vignettes describing a woman who had received one of four diagnoses--breast cancer, lung cancer, heart…”
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Breast self-examination among college females by Hailey, B J

“…Self-reported behavior and attitudes toward breast self-examination (BSE) among 230 female college students age 20 and older revealed that less than one in…”
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