Health Psychology

Health Psychology
ISBN-10
0471451568
ISBN-13
9780471451563
Series
Health Psychology
Category
Clinical health psychology
Pages
698
Language
English
Published
2004
Author
Catherine Ashley Sanderson

Description

Examines how psychological states influence physical health in a variety of ways including how psychological factors influence engaging in health–promoting behaviors, developing illness and managing illness. This book is organized around fundamental psychological theories and issues. ∗ A strong emphasis on research, including an entire chapter devoted solely to research methods. ∗ Strongly and clearly grounded in current theories and research in psychology. ∗ Inclusion of the most current research and theory in health psychology.

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