Health Psychology: Stress, Behaviour And Disease
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Aerobic Training Programme
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Aid Prevalence
Author_Douglas Carroll
Author_Douglas Carroll University of Glasgow.
behavioural medicine
behavioural style
Blood Pressure Control Mechanisms
Cardiac Reactions
Cardiovascular Reactions
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CHD Mortality
CHD Risk
CHD Risk Factor
coronary heart disease
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Heart Rate Reaction
High Intensity Aerobic Training
hypertension mechanisms
immune system response
Iv Drug User
John Henryism
Life Style Management
Main Active Agent
Moderate Intensity Group
Normotensive Control Group
pain management strategies
Preovulatory Phase
psychophysiology
psychosocial factors in cardiovascular disease
Recurrent Coronary Prevention Project
Similar Family Members
stress
Stress Management Training
Systolic Blood Pressure Reactions
therapeutic adherence
West Germany
Young Men
Product details
- ISBN 9781850008422
- Weight: 453g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 27 Apr 1992
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This work, designed for A-Level and undergraduate students, describes how behaviour can interact with stress to produce ill-health and, conversely, how stress can be managed to avoid the dangers of heart disease and other illnesses. Health psychology has a relatively short history, but the past decade has witnessed an explosion of interest in this topic. It is designed to be accessible to the beginning psychology student but to take that student, or any other interested reader, to a depth sufficient to enable them to feel a sense of satisfaction in being able to co me to grips with the major theoretical and empirical perspectives that are influential in contemporary psychology. Professor Carroll has, himself, a distinguished record of research in health psychology and his own research and writing has substantially influenced the development of this field in Britain..
Douglas Carroll, University of Glasgow
