Patterns of Adapting to Health

Neal Navarro presents research identifying nine behavioral patterns — “paths” — that describe how people approach or avoid health-related situations, drawing on cognitive neuroscience and complex-systems ideas. He characterizes low-involvement versus health-focused paths, gives U.S. population sizes for each, and shows how the patterns predict disease risk, medical expenditures, and patient-satisfaction differences.

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