The Association of Post-Materialism with Health Care Use. Findings of a General Population Survey in Germany
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Andersen’s behavioral model; health care use; health care utilization; materialism; physician visits; post-materialism; values; cultural values; health service use; health-promotion; screening; vaccination; check-up;All these keywords.
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