People in a bad mood

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People in a bad mood are less likely to take actions that might relieve their symptoms, and they tend to believe that any actions they do take will be unsuccessful. This pessimism can lead to a cycle of negative thinking that can make their mood worse. As a result, they are less likely to report their symptoms and more likely to suppress them. However, they also perceive themselves as more vulnerable to future illness because they believe their mood is affecting their immune system.

People in a Bad Mood