Health & Clinical
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- Health & Clinical
- Healthy Living
- Methods Of Health Promotion
- Cowpe: to show that ads can make a valuable contribution to reducing the number of chip pan fire accidents
- Danneburg: compare legislation against education to see which is more effective in increasing helmet use in child cyclists
- Janis & Feshbach: test the effects of fear arousal by depicting potential dangers to which the audience might be exposed
- Theories Of Health Belief
- Health Belief Model
- HBM
- Cost Benefit Analysis
- Cues To Action
- Perceived Susceptibility / Seriousness
- Demographic Variables
- Becker: use the HBM to test mother's compliance to the medical regime for their children with asthma
- Becker: use the HBM to test mother's compliance to the medical regime for their children with asthma
- Rotter: to test if a reward is more effective if a person believes it came as a result of their efforts or chance
- HBM
- Bandura & Adams: apply systematic desensitization techniques to change a patient's self efficacy so they come to believe they can cope with a threat.
- Health Belief Model
- Adherence To medical Regimes
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- Methods Of Health Promotion
- Stress
- Causes Of Stress
- Johansson: measure the amount of stress experienced by workers & to look for a causal relationship on work satisfaction & production
- Holmes & Rahe: life events
- Geer & Maisel: does lower stress result from being able to predict the occurrence of an unpleasant stimuli or is it related to controlling behaviour itself?
- Measuring Stress
- Geer & Maisel: GSR, heart rate monitor
- Holmes & Rahe: questionnaire, SRRS
- Johansson: physical; self ratings of mood and alertness, consumption of caffeine & tobacco. Physiological; urine tests & body temps.
- Managing Stress
- Meichenbaum: compare a group of anxious students receiving cognitive modification; SIT with a group using desensitization and a control waiting group. COGNITIVE
- Budzynski: test the effectiveness of bio-feedback techniques in reducing tension headaches. BEHAVIOURAL
- Waxler-Morrison: look at predictors of survival from cancer including social support from friends & family. SOCIAL
- Causes Of Stress
- Dysfunctional Behaviour
- Diagnosis Of Dysfunctional Behaviour
- DSM (IV) / ICD 10
- Rosenhan & Seligman: statistical frequency, deviation from social norms, failure to function adequately, deviation from ideal mental health
- Ford & Widiger: assess whether sex bias is prevalent in diagnosis of mental disorders & if this can be minimised by the explicit criteria in the DSM-III manual.
- Explanations Of Dysfunctional Behaviour
- Gottesman & Shields: review research on family, twin & adoption studies to test for evidence of a genetic cause.
- Watson & Rayner: to see if a conditioned fear response can be created in a previously normal child by using classical conditioning.
- Beck: understand how people with depression think & how their thinking differs from normal people.
- Treatments For Dysfunctional Behaviour
- Karp & Frank: compare drug/therapy alone with drug & therapy for depression in women
- McGrath: treat a girl with noise phobia using systematic desensitisation.
- Lam: test whether patients with bipolar affective disorder could be helped with CT to prevent relapses.
- Diagnosis Of Dysfunctional Behaviour
- Disorders
- Characteristic Of Disorders
- Bipolar
- Depressed mood, significant weight gain/loss, insomnia/hypersomnia, fatigue, psychomotor agitation.
- Phobia
- Excessive fear, persistent fear, anxiety response in the form of panic attack when exposed to the phobic stimulus
- Schizophrenia
- Delusions, hallucinations, disorganised sppech
- Bipolar
- Explanations Of Depression
- Biological: pathways
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- Treatments Of Depression
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- Characteristic Of Disorders
- Healthy Living
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