Introduction to Health Psychology in Australia
by Paul Bennett, Val Morrison, Louise Sharpe, Barbara Mullan, Phyllis Butow
This introductory text on health psychology focuses on Australian contexts, exploring psychological influences on health behaviors and illness management. Authored by experts including Paul Bennett and Val Morrison, it provides foundational knowledge for students and professionals in promoting well-being through evidence-based psychological insights.
About This Book
Introduction to Health Psychology in Australia provides a thorough overview of key concepts in health psychology, adapted for the Australian setting. Authored by leading experts, it covers the interplay between psychological processes and health outcomes.
The book examines how psychological theories apply to health behaviors, illness prevention, and patient care within Australia's healthcare system. It emphasizes evidence-based approaches to understanding and promoting well-being.
Readers gain insights into topics such as stress management, adherence to medical advice, and the role of psychology in public health initiatives. The content is structured to support students and professionals in applying these principles effectively.
With contributions from Paul Bennett, Val Morrison, Louise Sharpe, Barbara Mullan, and Phyllis Butow, the text offers a multidisciplinary perspective on health psychology's relevance in Australia.
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