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" The Comprehensive Handbook of Behavioral Medicine : "
edited by James M. Ferguson, C. Barr Taylor.
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776103
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edited by James M. Ferguson, C. Barr Taylor.
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The Comprehensive Handbook of Behavioral Medicine : : Volume 2: Syndromes and Special Areas\ edited by James M. Ferguson, C. Barr Taylor.
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Dordrecht : Springer Netherlands, 1981
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(289 pages)
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9401172803
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: 9789401172806
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To Bronchial Asthma --; 1. Psychological Aspects in the Understanding and Treatment of Bronchial Asthma --; to The Gastrointestinal System (Including Eating Disorders) --; 2. Diet, Exercise, Obesity, and Related Health Problems: A Macroenvironmental Analysis --; 3. Behavioral Treatment of Obesity: Progress But Not Panacea --; 4. Eating Styles: A Developmental Overview --; 5. Treating Obesity in Children and Adolescents: Is There Any Hope? --; 6. The Behavioral Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa --; 7. Encopresis --; 8. The Gastrointestinal System: Practices and Promises of Behavioral Approaches --; to Pain Syndromes --; 9. The Behavioral Treatment of Pain --; 10. A Model for Inpatient Liaison-Consultation With Chronic Pain Patients --; 11. Behavioral Treatment of Migraine Headaches --; 12. Behavioral Control of Tension Headaches --; 13. Behavioral Intervention in Pain Related Problems in Dentistry --; to Skin Disorders --; 14. Behavioral Treatment of Skin Disorders --; 15. The Control of Nailbiting and Cuticle Biting.
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Many of the greatest strides in medical care have neither been glamorous nor made the front page of The New York Times. They have been simple measures such as sanitation, immunization, and provision of clean, whole some food. And even more glamorous medical breakthroughs and tech niques like heart transplants are often last-ditch responses to largely preventable medical problems that required a lifetime to develop. Chang ing those life styles which may cause, worsen, or exacerbate disease and uti lizing current medical knowledge may be the most important strides medicine will make in the next few decades. To meet this challenge, tech niques have already been developed to change eating and nutritional pat terns that may lead to obesity and heart disease. In addition, interventions are being developed for a wide variety of medical problems. Many of these techniques are based on behavioral principles. Several years ago, one of the editors of this book gave a behavioral medi cine seminar for psychiatry residents concerning behavioral principles and their application to medicine. As the seminar developed, it became evident that many of the important articles on the subject were scattered through out a wide body of literature, which encompassed a variety of disciplines and journals. No single source was available to provide the state of the art of this emerging field. This book was spawned, in part, as an attempt to overcome this deficit.
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Medicine.
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Neurology.
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C Barr Taylor
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James M Ferguson
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