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compensatory health beliefs: a standalone construct

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compensatoryhealth beliefs1 CONSTRUCTCompensatory healthKNÄUPER · HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY

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Health psychology

beliefs that an unhealthy behavior can be offset by a healthy one, such as eating cake now and exercising later.

In health psychology, compensatory health beliefs refers to beliefs that an unhealthy behavior can be offset by a healthy one, such as eating cake now and exercising later. This meaning comes from Knäuper (2004) in Psychology & Health.[1]

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  1. Knäuper, B., Rabiau, M., Cohen, O., & Patriciu, N. (2004). Compensatory health beliefs: scale development and psychometric properties. Psychology & Health, 19(5), 607-624. https://doi.org/10.1080/0887044042000196737

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