Researchers have found that men with a repressive coping style tend to have a particularly sharp rise in blood pressure and heart rate when they are stressed. This may lead to the development of psychophysiological disorders in which the cause was primarily:

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The sharp rise in blood pressure and heart rate in men with a repressive coping style when they are stressed suggests that the cause of their psychophysiological disorders is primarily psychological, rather than biological, sociocultural, or multicultural.

Researchers Have Found That Men with a Repressive Coping Style