The newest release in the APA Handbooks in Psychology® series
APA Handbook of Health Psychology
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Table of Contents
Volume 1 - Foundations and Context of Health Psychology
Part I. Introduction and Cross-Cutting Issues in Health Psychology (Chapters 1-5)
Part II. Methods in Health Psychology (Chapters 6-13)
Part III. Biological Bases of Health Psychology (Chapters 14-17)
Part IV. Psychological and Behavioral Bases of Health Psychology (Chapters 18-26)
Part V. Social and Cultural Bases of Health Psychology (Chapters 27-32)
Volume 2 - Clinical Interventions and Disease Management in Health Psychology
Part I. Conceptual Foundations of Intervention Research With Medical Conditions in Health Psychology (Chapters 1-6)
Part II. Methodological Considerations in Intervention Research in Medical Conditions (Chapters 7-12)
Part III. Efficacy and Mechanisms of Health Psychology Interventions in Specific Medical Conditions and Populations (Chapters 13-24)
Part IV. Intervention Effectiveness and Dissemination in Real World Settings (Chapters 25-29)
Volume 3 - Health Psychology and Public Health
Part I. Foundations of Health Psychology and Public Health (Chapters 1-5)
Part II. Underrepresented Settings and Populations for Intervention (Chapters 6-15)
Part III. Preventive Interventions at the Population Level (Chapters 16-20)
Part IV. Emerging Issues (Chapters 21-26)
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The 3-volume APA Handbook of Health Psychology describes in detail the basic foundations and context of the field, major issues relating to public health and disease prevention, and clinical approaches to health psychology.
The chapters in this handbook serve as an essential resource for psychologists, practitioners, students, and professionals in many fields to get an understanding of the field of health psychology.
- Applied Psychology
- Clinical Psychology
- Cognitive Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Human Development
- Public health
- Sociology
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Neil Schneiderman, University of Miami
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