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| Marks et al - Health Psychology:
Theory, Research and Practice (Second Edition) |
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| Chapters |
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| Chapter
1: Health psychology as a new field of inquiry |
| Marks,
D.F. (2002) ‘Freedom, responsibility and power:
Contrasting approaches to health psychology’ 7:
5-14. |
| Prilleltensky,
I. & Prilleltensky, O. (2003). ‘Towards a Critical
Health Psychology Practice.’ 8(2): 197-210. |
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| Chapter
2: The macro-social environment and health: A global perspective |
| McCabe,
M. and De Judicibus, M. (2005). ‘The Effects of
Economic Disadvantage on Psychological Well-being and
Quality of Life among People with Multiple Sclerosis’
10(1): 163-173. |
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| Chapter
3: Social inequalities, social justice and health |
| Campbell,
C. & McClean, C. (2003). ‘Social Capital, Local
Community Participation and the Construction of Pakistani
Identities in England: Implications for Health Inequalities
Policies.’ 8(2): 247 – 262. |
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| Chapter
4: Culture and health |
| Flick,
U. (2003). ‘Health Concepts in Different Contexts’
8(5): 483-4. |
| Oman,
D. & Thoresen, C. (2002). 'Does Religion Cause Health?:
Differing Interpretations and Diverse Meanings’.
7(4): 365-80. |
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| Chapter
5: Research methods in psychology |
| Fernbach,
M. (2002). ‘The Impact of a Media Campaign on Cervical
Screening Knowledge and Self-efficacy’ 7(1): 85-98. |
| Chapman,
E. & Smith, J. (2002). ‘Interpretative Phenomenological
Analysis and the New Genetics’. 7(2): 125-30. |
| Chamberlain,
K. (2000). ‘Methodolatry and Qualitative Health
Research’ 5(3): 285-296. |
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| Chapter
6: Food and eating |
| Chamberlain,
K. (2004). ‘Food and Health: Expanding the Agenda
for Health Psychology’, 9(4): 467-482. |
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| Chapter
7: Alcohol and drinking |
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| Chapter
8: Tobacco and smoking |
| Carpenter,
K. et al. (2003). ‘Teaching Brief Interventions
for Smoking Cessation via an Interactive Computer-based
Tutorial’ 8(1): 149-60 |
| Schofield,
P. et al., (2003). ‘Youth Culture and Smoking: Integrating
Social Group Processes and Individual Cognitive Processes
in a Model of Health-related Behaviours’ 8(3): 291-306. |
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| Chapter
9: Sexual behaviour and experience |
| Jaccard,
J. (2004). ‘Recalling Sexual Partners: The Accuracy
of Self-Reports’ 9(6): 699-712. |
| Wayment,
H & Aronson, B (2002). ‘Risky Sexual Behavior
in American White College Women: The Role of Sex Guilt
and Sexual Abuse’ 7(6): 723-34. |
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| Chapter
10: Exercise and activity |
| Hobbis
& Sutton (2005) ‘Are Techniques Used in Cognitive
Behaviour Therapy Applicable to Behaviour Change Interventions
Based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour?’ 10(1):7-18. |
| Garcia,
K & Mann, T (2003). ‘From 'I Wish' to 'I Will':
Social-Cognitive Predictors of Behavioral Intentions’
8(3): 347-60. |
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| Chapter
11: Illness beliefs and explanations |
| Buchanan-Barrow,
et.al., (2003). Children’s understanding of illness:
The generalization of illness according to exemplar. 8(6),
659-70. |
| Horton-Salway,
(2001). Narrative identities and the management of personal
accountability in talk about ME: A discursive psychology
approach to illness narrative. 6(2); 247-59. |
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| Chapter
12: Illness and personality |
| Yousfi,
et.al.,(2004). Personality and disease: Correlations of
Multi-trait scores with various illnesses. 9(5), 627-647. |
| Ramsay,
et. al., (2001). Components of the Anger-Hostility Complex
and Symptom Reporting in Patients with Coronary Artery
Disease: A Multi-Measure Study. 6(6), 713-30. |
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| Chapter
13: Stress and coping |
| Iwasaki,
et.al., (2005). Contributions of leisure participation
in predicting stress coping and health among police and
emergency response service workers. 10(1), 79-100. |
| Abrahamsson,
et. al., (2002). Ambivalence in Coping with Dental Fear
and Avoidance: A Qualitative Study. 7(6), 653-664. |
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| Chapter
14: Communication |
| Neuhauser
& Kreps, (2003). Rethinking communication in the e-health
era. 8(1), 7-23. |
| de
Valck, C., et. al., (2001). Cue-responding in a Simulated
Bad News Situation: Exploring a Stress Hypothesis. 6(5),
585-596. |
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| Chapter
15: Adherence and empowerment |
| Kaplan,
et al., (2004). Diagnostic and treatment decisions in
US Healthcare. 9(1), 29-40. |
| Bradley,
et.al., (2001). Illness identity and the self-regulatory
model in recovery from early stage gynaecological cancer.
6(5), 511-521. |
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| Chapter
16: Pain |
| Mar,
et.al., (2003). An Interactive Computer Tutorial to Teach
Pain Assessment. 8(1), 161-174. |
| Cipher,
et.al., (2002). Coping style influences compliance with
multidisciplinary pain management. 7(6), 665-73. |
| Grant,
et.al., (2002). Women’s adaptation to chronic low
back pain: Daily appraisals and coping strategies, personal
characteristics and perceived spousal responses. 7(5),
545-63. |
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| Chapter
17: Chronic illnesses |
| Schrimshaw
& Siegel, (2003). Perceived barriers to social support
from family and friends among older adults with HIV/AIDS.
8(6), 738-752. |
| Hallman,
et.al., (2003). Stress, burnout and coping: Differences
between women with coronary heart disease and healthy
matched women. 8(4), 433-445. |
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| Chapter
18: Immunization and screening |
| Holt,
et.al., (2003). Spirituality, breast cancer beliefs and
mammography utilization among urban African American women.
8(3), 383-396. |
| McAllister,
(2002). Predictive genetic testing and beyond: A Theory
of Engagement. 7(5), 491-508. |
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| Chapter
19: Health and work |
| Ingledew,
et.al., (2005). Work-related goal perceptions and affective
well-being. 10(1), 101-122. |
| Quine,
(2001). Workplace bullying in nurses. 6(1), 73-84. |
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| Chapter
20: Health promotion |
| Nelson,
et al., (2003). Partnerships and Participation of Community
Residents in Health Promotion and Prevention: Experiences
of the Highfield Community Enrichment Project (Better
Beginnings, Better Futures). 9(2), 213-228. |
| Sykes,
et.al., (2003). Discourses in the European Commission's
1996-2000 Health Promotion Programme. 9(1), 131-142. |
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