What type(s) of attributes are commonly associated with well-being?
a. behavioral characteristics
b. physical characteristics (i.e., skin, hair sheen, weight)
c. clinical features such as sore throat
d. routine laboratory measures
e. disharmony within the context of relationships
b
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