By B. Fadem
Read or Download Behavioral Science In Medicine PDF
Similar psychopathology books
Psychopathology: History, Diagnosis, and Empirical Foundations
Edited and written through actual leaders within the box, Psychopathology offers entire assurance of grownup psychopathology, together with an outline of the subject within the context of the DSM. person chapters hide the historical past, conception, and overview of Axis I and Axis II grownup issues reminiscent of panic affliction, social anxiousness, bipolar issues, schizophrenia, and borderline character ailment.
Illness and Power: Women's Mental Disorders and the Battle Between the Sexes
Given that precedent days, physicians have believed that ladies are specially prone to definite psychological health problems. modern examine confirms that ladies are certainly extra vulnerable than males to nervousness, melancholy, a number of character, and consuming problems, and a number of other different types of what was referred to as hysteria.
The Therapist’s Answer Book: Solutions to 101 Tricky Problems in Psychotherapy
Therapists necessarily suppose extra gratified of their paintings whilst their situations have larger remedy outcomes. This ebook is designed to aid them in achieving that via delivering useful ideas to difficulties that come up in psychotherapy, similar to: Do depressed humans want an antidepressant, or psychotherapy by myself?
The Psychiatry of Intellectual Disability
Finished concise and simply available this can be the 1st healthiness economics dictionary of its type and is a vital reference device for everybody concerned or attracted to healthcare. the trendy terminology of well-being economics and appropriate phrases utilized by economists operating within the fields of epidemiology public healthiness determination administration and coverage stories are all in actual fact defined.
Additional resources for Behavioral Science In Medicine
Sample text
Ponizovskiy Department of Mental Disorders Complicated by Substance Abuse, Moscow Research Institute of Psychiatry, Russia KEY POINTS r Athletic retirement is a challenge that results in healthy adjustment or a distressful response. r Substance abuse in former athletes is one of the signs of career transition distress. r Extensive studies investigating substance abuse in retired athletes are needed to improve preventive measures. BACKGROUND Changes in social roles occurring during the life course of every person are difficult transitional periods requiring adaptation.
The following real-life cases highlight a few of the issues associated with doping in sport. 30 Clinical Sports Psychiatry Case Study 1 A 16-year-old adolescent male always dreamed of being a high school football player. Despite an aggressive workout schedule and intense weight lifting, he was only able to get his weight up to 215 pounds. The coach told him after the tryout that he liked his effort, but he would need to put on 25 additional pounds to make the team. The player asked the coach how he could possibly do it.
12. Kerr G, Dacyshyn A. (2000) The retirement experiences of elite female gymnasts. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 12, 115–133. 13. Taylor B, Ogilvie BC. (1994) A conceptual model of adaptation to retirement among athletes. Journal of Applied Sport Psychology 6, 1–20. 14. Sinclair DA, Hackford D. (2000) The role of the sport organization in the career transition process. ) Career Transitions in Sport: International Perspectives. Morgantown: Fitness Information Technology Inc, pp. 131–142. 15.
