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Introduction to Health Psychology

Paperback Engels 2022 9781292262901
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Support your students' learning with this invaluable learning resource! Introduction to Health Psychology, fifth edition, is a comprehensive guide on the subject, linking theory to real-world examples.
With its popular structure, increased use of case studies, and learning tools, it is a must-have edition guaranteed to keep your students engaged.

Specificaties

ISBN13:9781292262901
Taal:Engels
Bindwijze:paperback
Verschijningsdatum:9-3-2022
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Over Val Morrison

Val Morrison is een senior docent gezondheidspsychologie en beëdigd gezondheidspsycholoog aan de universiteit van Wales, Bangor. Ze geeft les in gezondheidspsychologie sinds 1992 en voert een onderzoeksprogramma over psychosociale predictoren van patiënt- en therapeutresultaten bij chronische ziekte.

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Inhoudsopgave

Preface PART I BEING AND STAYING HEALTHY Chapter 1 What is health?

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-What is health? Changing perspectives Individual, cultural and lifespan perspectives on health
-What is health psychology?
-Summary Further readin


Chapter 2 Health inequalities

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Health differentials
-Minority status and health
-Gender and health
-Summary Further reading


Chapter 3 Health-risk behaviour

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-What is health behaviour?
-Smoking, drinking and illicit drug use
-Unprotected sexual behaviour
-Unhealthy diet Obesity
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 4 Health-protective behaviour

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Adherence behaviour
-Healthy diet Exercise
-Health-screening behaviour
-Immunisation behaviour
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 5 Explaining health behaviour

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Distal influences on health behaviour
-Models of health behaviour
-Socio-cognitive models of behaviour change
-Stage models of behaviour change
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 6 Changing behaviour: mechanisms and approaches

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Developing public health interventions
-Strategies for changing risk behaviour
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 7 Preventing health problems

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Working with individuals
-Using the mass media Environmental interventions
-Public health programmes
-Summary
-Further reading


PART II BECOMING ILL Chapter 8 The body in health and illness

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-The behavioural anatomy of the brain
-The autonomic nervous system
-The immune system
-The digestive system
-The cardiovascular system
-The respiratory system
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 9 Symptom perception, interpretation and response

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-How do we become aware of the sensations of illness?
-Symptom perception
-Symptom interpretation
-Planning and taking action: responding to symptoms
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 10 The consultation and beyond

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-The medical consultation
-Factors that influence the process of consultation
-Moving beyond the consultation
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 11 Stress, health and illness: Theory Learning outcomes

-Chapter outline
-Concepts of stress
-Types of stress
-Stress as a physiological response
-The stress and illness link
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 12 Stress and illness moderators

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Coping defined Stress, personality and illness
-Stress and cognitions
-Stress and emotions
-Social support and stress
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 13 Managing stress

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Stress theory: a quick review
-Stress management training
-The third wave therapies
-Preventing stress
-Minimising stress in hospital settings
-Summary
-Further reading


PART III BEING ILL Chapter 14 The impact and outcomes of illness: patient perspective

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-The impact of illness
-Coping with illness
-Illness and quality of life
-Measuring quality of life
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 15 The impact and outcomes of illness: families and informal caregivers

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Illness: a family affair
-Expectancies of care
-Family systems and family members
-Consequences of caring for the caregiver
-Influences on caring outcomes
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 16 Pain Learning outcomes

-Chapter outline
-The experience of pain
-Biological models of pain
-A psychobiological theory of pain
-Future understandings of pain: the neuromatrix
-Helping people to cope with pain
-Summary
-Further reading


Chapter 17 Improving health and quality of life

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-Coping with chronic illness
-Reducing distress
-Managing illness
-Preventing disease progression
-Summary
-Further reading


PART IV FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE Chapter 18 From theory to practice

-Learning outcomes
-Chapter outline
-The need for theory-driven practice
-Getting evidence into practice
-...and finally, be positive
-Summary
-Further reading


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