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Manuscript received June 2001, revised November 2001, and accepted
April 2002.
1 Psychologist, Montreal Heart Institute and Sacre-Coeur Hospital,
Montreal, Quebec.
2 Associate Researcher, Montreal Heart Institute; Director of Clinical
Research, Department of Psychiatry, Sacre-Coeur Hospital; Adjunct
Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Quebec at Montreal,
Montreal, Quebec.
Address for correspondence: Dr Kim L Lavoie, Montreal Heart Institute,
Research Center, 5000 Belanger East, Montreal, QC H1T 1C8
e-mail: kiml_lavoie@yahoo.ca
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