Handbook of Behavioral Medicine [electronic resource] : Methods and Applications /
Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research (U.S.)
Steptoe, Andrew.editor.
Handbook of Behavioral Medicine Methods and Applications Andrew Steptoe, Editor From assessment technologies to clinical trials, and from the biobehavioral to the psychosocial, behavioral medicine continues to diversify. This sophisticated understanding of health and illness, and its real-world applications, is taking on an increasingly global significance resulting in great advances on the diagnostic, prevention, and intervention fronts. At the same time, new public health concerns (e.g., obesity, stress) are driving the field in promising new directions. The Handbook of Behavioral Medicine surveys established and emerging investigative areas, plus their clinical and research applications, across the range of the discipline. Written by esteemed fellows of the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research, this comprehensive resource is designed for long-term practicality, reflecting the current evolution toward integrative, multidisciplinary medicine. Focusing on methodologies and applications across medical conditions rather than discrete symptoms and syndromes, the Handbook offers authoritative, innovative coverage in these core areas: Genetic processes. Behavioral processes and measures. Psychological processes and measures. Social and interpersonal processes. Biological measures and biomarkers. Behavioral and psychosocial interventions. Plus epidemiological perspectives, life course approaches, cutting-edge statistical methods, and the latest advances in neuroscience and neuroimaging. This wide-ranging scope will benefit a broad cross-section of professional readers, including behavioral medicine researchers in health psychology, psychiatry, clinical medicine, nursing, human physiology and immunology, epidemiology, and public health; and practitioners in behavioral medicine and health education. In addition, the Handbook of Behavioral Medicine is essential reading for graduate and doctoral students in behavioral medicine and health psychology.
In association with the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Health Behaviors: Processes and Measures -- Social and Environmental Determinants of Health Behaviors -- Cognitive Determinants of Health Behavior -- Assessment of Physical Activity in Research and Clinical Practice -- Dietary Assessment in Behavioral Medicine -- Assessment of Sexual Behavior -- By Force of Habit -- Adherence to Medical Advice: Processes and Measurement -- Psychological Processes and Measures -- Ecological Validity for Patient Reported Outcomes -- Item Response Theory and Its Application to Measurement in Behavioral Medicine -- Applications of Neurocognitive Assessment in Behavioral Medicine -- Lay Representations of Illness and Treatment: A Framework for Action -- Conceptualization, Measurement, and Analysis of Negative Affective Risk Factors -- Hostility and Health -- Positive Well-Being and Health -- Coping and Health -- Social and Interpersonal Processes -- Experimental Approaches to Social Interaction for the Behavioral Medicine Toolbox -- Social Support and Physical Health: Links and Mechanisms -- Social Networks and Health -- Social Norms and Health Behavior -- Social Marketing: A Tale of Beer, Marriage, and Public Health -- Epidemiological and Population Perspectives -- Assessment of Psychosocial Factors in Population Studies -- Socio-economic Position and Health -- Race, Ethnicity, and Health in a Global Context -- Neighborhood Factors in Health -- Health Literacy: A Brief Introduction -- Screening and Early Detection of Cancer: A Population Perspective -- The Impact of Behavioral Interventions in Public Health -- Genetic Process in Behavioral Medicine -- Quantitative Genetics in Behavioral Medicine -- Candidate Gene and Genome-Wide Association Studies in Behavioral Medicine -- Functional Genomic Approaches in Behavioral Medicine Research -- Genetics of Stress: Gene–Stress Correlation and Interaction -- Nicotine Dependence and Pharmacogenetics -- Genetics of Obesity and Diabetes -- Development and the Life Course -- A Life Course Approach to Health Behaviors: Theory and Methods -- Prenatal Origins of Development Health -- The Impact of Early Adversity on Health -- Health Disparities in Adolescence -- Reproductive Hormones and Stages of Life in Women: Moderators of Mood and Cardiovascular Health -- Aging and Behavioral Medicine -- Biological Measures and Biomarkers -- Use of Biological Measures in Behavioral Medicine -- Laboratory Stress Testing Methodology -- Stress and Allostasis -- Neuroendocrine Measures in Behavioral Medicine -- Immune Measures in Behavioral Medicine Research: Procedures and Implications -- Circulating Biomarkers of Inflammation, Adhesion, and Hemostasis in Behavioral Medicine -- The Metabolic Syndrome, Obesity, and Insulin Resistance -- The Non-invasive Assessment of Autonomic Influences on the Heart Using Impedance Cardiography and Heart Rate Variability -- Cardiac Measures -- Behavioral Medicine and Sleep: Concepts, Measures, and Methods -- Brain Function and Neuroimaging -- Neuroimaging Methods in Behavioral Medicine -- Applications of Neuroimaging in Behavioral Medicine -- Neuroimaging of Depression and Other Emotional States -- The Electric Brain and Behavioral Medicine -- Statistical Methods -- Reporting Results in Behavioral Medicine -- Moderators and Mediators: The MacArthur Updated View -- Multilevel Modeling -- Structural Equation Modeling in Behavioral Medicine Research -- Meta-analysis -- Behavioral and Psychosocial Interventions -- Trial Design in Behavioral Medicine -- Methodological Issues in Randomized Controlled Trials for the Treatment of Psychiatric Comorbidity in Medical Illness -- Quality of Life in Light of Appraisal and Response Shift -- Behavioral Interventions for Prevention and Management of Chronic Disease -- Psychosocial–Behavioral Interventions and Chronic Disease -- The Role of Interactive Communication Technologies in Behavioral Medicine -- Behavioral Medicine, Prevention, and Health Reform: Linking Evidence-Based Clinical and Public Health Strategies for Population Health Behavior Change.
Handbook of Behavioral Medicine Methods and Applications Andrew Steptoe, Editor From assessment technologies to clinical trials, and from the biobehavioral to the psychosocial, behavioral medicine continues to diversify. This sophisticated understanding of health and illness, and its real-world applications, is taking on an increasingly global significance resulting in great advances on the diagnostic, prevention, and intervention fronts. At the same time, new public health concerns (e.g., obesity, stress) are driving the field in promising new directions. The Handbook of Behavioral Medicine surveys established and emerging investigative areas, plus their clinical and research applications, across the range of the discipline. Written by esteemed fellows of the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research, this comprehensive resource is designed for long-term practicality, reflecting the current evolution toward integrative, multidisciplinary medicine. Focusing on methodologies and applications across medical conditions rather than discrete symptoms and syndromes, the Handbook offers authoritative, innovative coverage in these core areas: Genetic processes. Behavioral processes and measures. Psychological processes and measures. Social and interpersonal processes. Biological measures and biomarkers. Behavioral and psychosocial interventions. Plus epidemiological perspectives, life course approaches, cutting-edge statistical methods, and the latest advances in neuroscience and neuroimaging. This wide-ranging scope will benefit a broad cross-section of professional readers, including behavioral medicine researchers in health psychology, psychiatry, clinical medicine, nursing, human physiology and immunology, epidemiology, and public health; and practitioners in behavioral medicine and health education. In addition, the Handbook of Behavioral Medicine is essential reading for graduate and doctoral students in behavioral medicine and health psychology.
Health psychology.
Psychiatry.
Public health.
Health promotion.
Rehabilitation.
Health Psychology.
Psychiatry.
Public Health.
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention.
Rehabilitation.