Health Psychology (08) by Abraham, Charles - Conner, Mark - Jones, Fiona - O'Connor, Darl [Paperback (2008)]
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Health Psychology by Charles Abraham, Mark Conner, Fiona Jones, and Darl O'Connor delves into the psychological influences on health and illness. The 2008 paperback edition presents core theories and research on behavior, stress, and well-being, making it a vital text for students exploring the mental aspects of physical health.
About This Book
Health Psychology examines the interplay between psychological factors and health behaviors. Authored by Charles Abraham, Mark Conner, Fiona Jones, and Darl O'Connor, this book offers a comprehensive look at how mental processes influence physical well-being.
The 2008 edition, available in paperback, covers key concepts in health psychology, including stress, coping mechanisms, and behavior change. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the psychological dimensions of healthcare.
Designed for academic use, the text integrates research and practical applications to address common health challenges. Readers gain insights into promoting healthier lifestyles through psychological principles.
This work contributes to the broader field by bridging psychology and medicine, emphasizing evidence-based approaches to health promotion and disease prevention.
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