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Health Psychology: Well-Being in a Diverse World introduces students to the main topics and issues in health psychology through a unique perspective focused on diversity. Using a conversational tone, author Regan A. R. Gurung explores the key determinants of behavior—such as family, environment, ethnicity, and religion—and connects concepts to personal experiences for students to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the material. Extensively updated based on over 1,000 new articles cited, and with a new chapter on research methods, the Fourth Edition reflects the latest cutting-edge research in the field to explain more thoroughly how context and culture are important predictors of healthy behavior.
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Contents
Preface
Preface
About the Author
About the Author
PART I. FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
- Chapter 1. What Is Health? Cultural and Historical Roots
- Measuring Up: How Healthy Are You?
- Ponder This
- What Is Health?
- Cross-Cultural Definitions of Health
- Why Is Culture Important?
- Advancing Cultural Competence
- Health Psychology’s Biopsychosocial Approach
- What Is Health Psychology?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Careers and Graduate Training in Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 2. Doing Health Psychology: Research Methods
- Measuring Up: Is Psychology a Science?
- Ponder This
- A Research Primer
- Ensuring Strong Measurement
- Getting Statistically Savvy
- Context and Level of Analysis
- Moderators versus Mediators
- Some Final Warnings
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Replication Crisis in Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 3. Cultural Approaches to Health
- Measuring Up: Are You Culturally Competent?
- Ponder This
- Varieties of World Medicine
- Western Biomedicine
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Ayurveda: Traditional Indian Medicine
- Curanderismo and Spiritualism
- American Indian Medicine
- African American Beliefs
- Are Complementary and Alternative Approaches Valid?
- APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE: Acupuncture
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 4. Essential Physiology
- Measuring Up: Know Your Vital Stats
- Ponder This
- Biological Development
- The Nervous System
- The Endocrine System
- The Circulatory System
- The Digestive System
- The Physiology of Immunity
- The Process of Defense
- The Respiratory System
- What About Culture?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Games We Play (Can Have Physiological Implications)
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART II. STRESS AND COPING
- Chapter 5. Diverse Understandings of Stress
- Measuring Up: Got Daily Hassles? What's Your Stress Score?
- Ponder This
- What Is Stress?
- Main Theories of Stress
- Factors Influencing Our Appraisals
- The Role of Culture in Appraisal
- Stress and Psychopathology: The Diathesis-Stress Model
- Culture as a Critical Stressor
- Stress, Hormones, and Genes
- Different Varieties of Stressors
- Consequences of Stress
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Stress Really Can Kill: The Baskerville Effect, Culture, and Stress
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 6. Coping and Social Support
- Measuring Up: How Do You Cope?
- Ponder This
- What Is Coping?
- Common Measures of Coping
- The Structure of Coping
- Who Copes Well?
- Personality and Diverse Coping Styles
- Coping and Culture
- Social Support
- Cultural Variables in Social Support
- Theories of Social Support Change
- Keys to Coping with Stress
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: May God Help You
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART III. HEALTH BEHAVIORS
- Chapter 7. Why Don’t We Do What We Need To? Models of Behavior Change
- Measuring Up: What Do You Believe About Exercising?
- Ponder This
- What Are Healthy Behaviors?
- What Determines Health Behaviors?
- Changing Health Behaviors
- Transtheoretical Model
- The Health Belief Model
- Theory of Planned Behavior
- Additional Theories of Health Behavior Change
- Comparing the Models and Their Limitations
- Changing Behaviors: Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: You Know You Want To . . . : Reducing Smoking in College
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 8. Health Behaviors: Eating, Being Active, Smoking, and Drinking
- Measuring Up: Are Your Behaviors Healthy?
- Ponder This
- Nutrition and Weight
- Physical Activity
- Smoking and Drinking
- Tobacco Use
- Alcohol
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Truth About the Freshman 15
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART IV. FACTORS SURROUNDING ILLNESS
- Chapter 9. Illness Cognitions, Adherence, and Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- Measuring Up: How Do You See Illness? The Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire
- Ponder This
- Culture and Illness Behaviors
- The Commonsense Model of Illness Behavior
- Recognizing Symptoms
- Seeking Treatment
- Adherence to Treatment
- Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: When the Spirit Catches You, Cultures Clash
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 10. Diverse Approaches to Pain
- Measuring Up: How Much Pain Are You In?
- Ponder This
- Key Definitions
- Cultural Variations in the Experience of Pain
- Typologies and Biology of Pain
- Measuring Pain
- Theories of Pain
- The Psychology of Pain
- Pain Management Techniques
- Self-Management of Chronic Pain
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: A Hospital Case Study
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 11. Chronic Illness, Terminal Illness, and Death
- Measuring Up: How Satisfied Are You with Life?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Chronic Illnesses
- Coping with Chronic Illnesses
- Biopsychosocial Components of Adjustment
- Culture and Chronic Illness
- Interventions
- Coping with Terminal Illness
- The Role of Religious Diversity
- Death
- Cultural Variations in Death and Dying
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Hospice
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART V. MAJOR ILLNESS
- Chapter 12. Psychoneuroimmunology and HIV
- Measuring Up: How Strong Is Your Immune System?
- Ponder This
- Psychoneuroimmunology
- HIV and AIDS
- Physiological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Psychological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Cultural Variations in HIV/AIDS
- Health Psychological Models Relating to HIV/AIDS
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Yoga and Coping with Illnesses Such as HIV/AIDS
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 13. Cancer: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: Are You at Risk for Cancer?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cancer
- What Is Cancer?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cancer
- Developmental Issues in Cancer
- Physiological Correlates of Cancer
- Psychological Correlates of Cancer
- Cancer, Stress, and Immunity
- Health Behaviors and Cancer
- Treatment Options
- Behavioral Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Increasing Cancer Screening
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 14. Cardiovascular Disease: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: How Well Do You Know Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cardiovascular Diseases
- What Is Cardiovascular Disease?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cardiovascular Disease
- Developmental Issues in Cardiovascular Disease
- Physiological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Psychological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Health Behaviors and Cardiovascular Disease
- Treatment Options
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Lifestyle Heart Trial
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 15. Controversies and the Future of Health Psychology
- Ongoing and Current Controversies
- Looking to the Future
- Technological Innovations
- Enhanced Training
- Biopsychocultural Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
Glossary
Glossary
References
References
Name Index
Name Index
Subject Index
Subject Index
Resources
Instructor Resource Site
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· Sample course syllabi for semester and quarter courses provide suggested models for structuring one’s course
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Description
Health Psychology: Well-Being in a Diverse World introduces students to the main topics and issues in health psychology through a unique perspective focused on diversity. Using a conversational tone, author Regan A. R. Gurung explores the key determinants of behavior—such as family, environment, ethnicity, and religion—and connects concepts to personal experiences for students to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the material. Extensively updated based on over 1,000 new articles cited, and with a new chapter on research methods, the Fourth Edition reflects the latest cutting-edge research in the field to explain more thoroughly how context and culture are important predictors of healthy behavior.
.
Contents
Preface
Preface
About the Author
About the Author
PART I. FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
- Chapter 1. What Is Health? Cultural and Historical Roots
- Measuring Up: How Healthy Are You?
- Ponder This
- What Is Health?
- Cross-Cultural Definitions of Health
- Why Is Culture Important?
- Advancing Cultural Competence
- Health Psychology’s Biopsychosocial Approach
- What Is Health Psychology?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Careers and Graduate Training in Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 2. Doing Health Psychology: Research Methods
- Measuring Up: Is Psychology a Science?
- Ponder This
- A Research Primer
- Ensuring Strong Measurement
- Getting Statistically Savvy
- Context and Level of Analysis
- Moderators versus Mediators
- Some Final Warnings
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Replication Crisis in Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 3. Cultural Approaches to Health
- Measuring Up: Are You Culturally Competent?
- Ponder This
- Varieties of World Medicine
- Western Biomedicine
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Ayurveda: Traditional Indian Medicine
- Curanderismo and Spiritualism
- American Indian Medicine
- African American Beliefs
- Are Complementary and Alternative Approaches Valid?
- APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE: Acupuncture
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 4. Essential Physiology
- Measuring Up: Know Your Vital Stats
- Ponder This
- Biological Development
- The Nervous System
- The Endocrine System
- The Circulatory System
- The Digestive System
- The Physiology of Immunity
- The Process of Defense
- The Respiratory System
- What About Culture?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Games We Play (Can Have Physiological Implications)
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART II. STRESS AND COPING
- Chapter 5. Diverse Understandings of Stress
- Measuring Up: Got Daily Hassles? What's Your Stress Score?
- Ponder This
- What Is Stress?
- Main Theories of Stress
- Factors Influencing Our Appraisals
- The Role of Culture in Appraisal
- Stress and Psychopathology: The Diathesis-Stress Model
- Culture as a Critical Stressor
- Stress, Hormones, and Genes
- Different Varieties of Stressors
- Consequences of Stress
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Stress Really Can Kill: The Baskerville Effect, Culture, and Stress
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 6. Coping and Social Support
- Measuring Up: How Do You Cope?
- Ponder This
- What Is Coping?
- Common Measures of Coping
- The Structure of Coping
- Who Copes Well?
- Personality and Diverse Coping Styles
- Coping and Culture
- Social Support
- Cultural Variables in Social Support
- Theories of Social Support Change
- Keys to Coping with Stress
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: May God Help You
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART III. HEALTH BEHAVIORS
- Chapter 7. Why Don’t We Do What We Need To? Models of Behavior Change
- Measuring Up: What Do You Believe About Exercising?
- Ponder This
- What Are Healthy Behaviors?
- What Determines Health Behaviors?
- Changing Health Behaviors
- Transtheoretical Model
- The Health Belief Model
- Theory of Planned Behavior
- Additional Theories of Health Behavior Change
- Comparing the Models and Their Limitations
- Changing Behaviors: Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: You Know You Want To . . . : Reducing Smoking in College
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 8. Health Behaviors: Eating, Being Active, Smoking, and Drinking
- Measuring Up: Are Your Behaviors Healthy?
- Ponder This
- Nutrition and Weight
- Physical Activity
- Smoking and Drinking
- Tobacco Use
- Alcohol
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Truth About the Freshman 15
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART IV. FACTORS SURROUNDING ILLNESS
- Chapter 9. Illness Cognitions, Adherence, and Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- Measuring Up: How Do You See Illness? The Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire
- Ponder This
- Culture and Illness Behaviors
- The Commonsense Model of Illness Behavior
- Recognizing Symptoms
- Seeking Treatment
- Adherence to Treatment
- Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: When the Spirit Catches You, Cultures Clash
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 10. Diverse Approaches to Pain
- Measuring Up: How Much Pain Are You In?
- Ponder This
- Key Definitions
- Cultural Variations in the Experience of Pain
- Typologies and Biology of Pain
- Measuring Pain
- Theories of Pain
- The Psychology of Pain
- Pain Management Techniques
- Self-Management of Chronic Pain
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: A Hospital Case Study
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 11. Chronic Illness, Terminal Illness, and Death
- Measuring Up: How Satisfied Are You with Life?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Chronic Illnesses
- Coping with Chronic Illnesses
- Biopsychosocial Components of Adjustment
- Culture and Chronic Illness
- Interventions
- Coping with Terminal Illness
- The Role of Religious Diversity
- Death
- Cultural Variations in Death and Dying
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Hospice
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
PART V. MAJOR ILLNESS
- Chapter 12. Psychoneuroimmunology and HIV
- Measuring Up: How Strong Is Your Immune System?
- Ponder This
- Psychoneuroimmunology
- HIV and AIDS
- Physiological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Psychological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Cultural Variations in HIV/AIDS
- Health Psychological Models Relating to HIV/AIDS
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Yoga and Coping with Illnesses Such as HIV/AIDS
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 13. Cancer: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: Are You at Risk for Cancer?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cancer
- What Is Cancer?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cancer
- Developmental Issues in Cancer
- Physiological Correlates of Cancer
- Psychological Correlates of Cancer
- Cancer, Stress, and Immunity
- Health Behaviors and Cancer
- Treatment Options
- Behavioral Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Increasing Cancer Screening
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 14. Cardiovascular Disease: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: How Well Do You Know Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cardiovascular Diseases
- What Is Cardiovascular Disease?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cardiovascular Disease
- Developmental Issues in Cardiovascular Disease
- Physiological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Psychological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Health Behaviors and Cardiovascular Disease
- Treatment Options
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Lifestyle Heart Trial
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 15. Controversies and the Future of Health Psychology
- Ongoing and Current Controversies
- Looking to the Future
- Technological Innovations
- Enhanced Training
- Biopsychocultural Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
Glossary
Glossary
References
References
Name Index
Name Index
Subject Index
Subject Index
Resources
Instructor Resource Site
SAGE edge for Instructors supports teaching by making it easy to integrate quality content and create a rich learning environment for students.
· A test bank provides a diverse range of pre-written options as well as the opportunity to edit any question and/or insert personalized questions to effectively assess students’ progress and understanding
· Sample course syllabi for semester and quarter courses provide suggested models for structuring one’s course
· Editable, chapter-specific PowerPoint® slides offer complete flexibility for creating a multimedia presentation
· The Instructor's Manual summarizes key concepts by chapter to ease preparation for lectures and class discussions
Student Resource Site
SAGE edge for Students provides a personalized approach for students to accomplish their coursework goals in an easy-to-use learning environment.
· Mobile-friendly eFlashcards strengthen understanding of key terms and concepts
· Multimedia content includes audio and video resources that appeal to diverse learners
· Exclusive access to influential SAGE journal content ties important research and scholarship to chapter concepts to strengthen learning
Additional materials
August 2018 | 552 pages | Sage US
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Health Psychology: Well-Being in a Diverse World introduces students to the main topics and issues in health psychology through a unique perspective focused on diversity. Using a conversational tone, author Regan A. R. Gurung explores the key determinants of behavior—such as family, environment, ethnicity, and religion—and connects concepts to personal experiences for students to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the material. Extensively updated based on over 1,000 new articles cited, and with a new chapter on research methods, the Fourth Edition reflects the latest cutting-edge research in the field to explain more thoroughly how context and culture are important predictors of healthy behavior.
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Table Of Contents:
- Preface
- About the Author
- PART I. FOUNDATIONS OF HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY
- Chapter 1. What Is Health? Cultural and Historical Roots
- Measuring Up: How Healthy Are You?
- Ponder This
- What Is Health?
- Cross-Cultural Definitions of Health
- Why Is Culture Important?
- Advancing Cultural Competence
- Health Psychology’s Biopsychosocial Approach
- What Is Health Psychology?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Careers and Graduate Training in Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 2. Doing Health Psychology: Research Methods
- Measuring Up: Is Psychology a Science?
- Ponder This
- A Research Primer
- Ensuring Strong Measurement
- Getting Statistically Savvy
- Context and Level of Analysis
- Moderators versus Mediators
- Some Final Warnings
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Replication Crisis in Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 3. Cultural Approaches to Health
- Measuring Up: Are You Culturally Competent?
- Ponder This
- Varieties of World Medicine
- Western Biomedicine
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Ayurveda: Traditional Indian Medicine
- Curanderismo and Spiritualism
- American Indian Medicine
- African American Beliefs
- Are Complementary and Alternative Approaches Valid?
- APPLICATIONS SHOWCASE: Acupuncture
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 4. Essential Physiology
- Measuring Up: Know Your Vital Stats
- Ponder This
- Biological Development
- The Nervous System
- The Endocrine System
- The Circulatory System
- The Digestive System
- The Physiology of Immunity
- The Process of Defense
- The Respiratory System
- What About Culture?
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Games We Play (Can Have Physiological Implications)
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- PART II. STRESS AND COPING
- Chapter 5. Diverse Understandings of Stress
- Measuring Up: Got Daily Hassles? What's Your Stress Score?
- Ponder This
- What Is Stress?
- Main Theories of Stress
- Factors Influencing Our Appraisals
- The Role of Culture in Appraisal
- Stress and Psychopathology: The Diathesis-Stress Model
- Culture as a Critical Stressor
- Stress, Hormones, and Genes
- Different Varieties of Stressors
- Consequences of Stress
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Stress Really Can Kill: The Baskerville Effect, Culture, and Stress
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 6. Coping and Social Support
- Measuring Up: How Do You Cope?
- Ponder This
- What Is Coping?
- Common Measures of Coping
- The Structure of Coping
- Who Copes Well?
- Personality and Diverse Coping Styles
- Coping and Culture
- Social Support
- Cultural Variables in Social Support
- Theories of Social Support Change
- Keys to Coping with Stress
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: May God Help You
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- PART III. HEALTH BEHAVIORS
- Chapter 7. Why Don’t We Do What We Need To? Models of Behavior Change
- Measuring Up: What Do You Believe About Exercising?
- Ponder This
- What Are Healthy Behaviors?
- What Determines Health Behaviors?
- Changing Health Behaviors
- Transtheoretical Model
- The Health Belief Model
- Theory of Planned Behavior
- Additional Theories of Health Behavior Change
- Comparing the Models and Their Limitations
- Changing Behaviors: Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: You Know You Want To . . . : Reducing Smoking in College
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 8. Health Behaviors: Eating, Being Active, Smoking, and Drinking
- Measuring Up: Are Your Behaviors Healthy?
- Ponder This
- Nutrition and Weight
- Physical Activity
- Smoking and Drinking
- Tobacco Use
- Alcohol
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Truth About the Freshman 15
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- PART IV. FACTORS SURROUNDING ILLNESS
- Chapter 9. Illness Cognitions, Adherence, and Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- Measuring Up: How Do You See Illness? The Brief Illness Perception Questionnaire
- Ponder This
- Culture and Illness Behaviors
- The Commonsense Model of Illness Behavior
- Recognizing Symptoms
- Seeking Treatment
- Adherence to Treatment
- Patient–Practitioner Interactions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: When the Spirit Catches You, Cultures Clash
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 10. Diverse Approaches to Pain
- Measuring Up: How Much Pain Are You In?
- Ponder This
- Key Definitions
- Cultural Variations in the Experience of Pain
- Typologies and Biology of Pain
- Measuring Pain
- Theories of Pain
- The Psychology of Pain
- Pain Management Techniques
- Self-Management of Chronic Pain
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: A Hospital Case Study
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 11. Chronic Illness, Terminal Illness, and Death
- Measuring Up: How Satisfied Are You with Life?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Chronic Illnesses
- Coping with Chronic Illnesses
- Biopsychosocial Components of Adjustment
- Culture and Chronic Illness
- Interventions
- Coping with Terminal Illness
- The Role of Religious Diversity
- Death
- Cultural Variations in Death and Dying
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Hospice
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- PART V. MAJOR ILLNESS
- Chapter 12. Psychoneuroimmunology and HIV
- Measuring Up: How Strong Is Your Immune System?
- Ponder This
- Psychoneuroimmunology
- HIV and AIDS
- Physiological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Psychological Correlates of HIV/AIDS
- Cultural Variations in HIV/AIDS
- Health Psychological Models Relating to HIV/AIDS
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Yoga and Coping with Illnesses Such as HIV/AIDS
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 13. Cancer: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: Are You at Risk for Cancer?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cancer
- What Is Cancer?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cancer
- Developmental Issues in Cancer
- Physiological Correlates of Cancer
- Psychological Correlates of Cancer
- Cancer, Stress, and Immunity
- Health Behaviors and Cancer
- Treatment Options
- Behavioral Interventions
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: Increasing Cancer Screening
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 14. Cardiovascular Disease: Fundamentals and Cultural Variations
- Measuring Up: How Well Do You Know Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Diseases?
- Ponder This
- Prevalence of Cardiovascular Diseases
- What Is Cardiovascular Disease?
- Cultural Variations in the Incidence of Cardiovascular Disease
- Developmental Issues in Cardiovascular Disease
- Physiological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Psychological Correlates of Cardiovascular Disease
- Health Behaviors and Cardiovascular Disease
- Treatment Options
- APPLICATION SHOWCASE: The Lifestyle Heart Trial
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Chapter 15. Controversies and the Future of Health Psychology
- Ongoing and Current Controversies
- Looking to the Future
- Technological Innovations
- Enhanced Training
- Biopsychocultural Health Psychology
- SUMMARY
- TEST YOURSELF
- KEY TERMS, CONCEPTS, AND PEOPLE
- ESSENTIAL READINGS
- Glossary
- References
- Name Index
- Subject Index