The Wiley encyclopedia of health psychology / edited by Robert Paul, St. Louis MO, USA ; editor-in-chief, Lee Cohen, The University of Mississippi, MS, USA.

Includes index.

Lee M. Cohen, PhD, has served as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Mississippi since 2015. Prior to that, he spent 15 years at Texas Tech University where he directed the nationally accredited doctoral program in clinical psychology and chaired the Department of Psychological Sciences. He is a Fellow of the American Psychological Association and the Society of Behavioral Medicine, has over 40 peer-reviewed publications to his credit, as well as two edited books, and he has received more than $1.5 Million in funding from various agencies in support of his research. Dr. Cohen has also received several university-wide awards for his teaching and academic achievement.

volume. 1. Biological bases of health behavior.

Table of contents

List of Contributors

Foreword

Encyclopedia Preface

Editor-in-Chief Acknowledgements

Volume Preface

VOLUME ONE

Alcohol-related Brain Disorders
Rebecca Preston-Campbell

An Overview of neuropsychiatric symptoms and pathogenesis in MS
Soe Mar

APOE as a risk factor for age-related cognitive impairment: neuropsychological and neuroimaging findings
Ira Driscoll

Brain development from conception to adulthood
Jodi Heaps

Degenerative conditions: FTD
Joel Kramer

Degenerative conditions: VaD
Paola Garcia

Developmental conditions: Asperger's syndrome
Laurent Mottron

Developmental conditions: Down syndrome
Jamie Edgin

Developmental Conditions: Reading Ability
Amanda Eaton

Differential diagnosis: Cortical vs. subcortical
Robert Paul

Diffusion MRI: DKI
Jens Jensen

Diffusion MRI: Introduction
Claire Sexton

Diffusion MRI: Quantitative Diffusion Tractography
Stephen Correia

Early life stress
Seth Pollak

Emerging methodologies in clinical research: Brain mapping/multimodal imaging
Olusola Ajilore

Emerging methodologies in clinical research: Machine learning
Christian Salvatore

Emerging methodologies in clinical research: MRS
Napapon Sailasuta

Functional anatomy: Cortical/subcortical distinctions
Jodi Heaps

Functional anatomy: Types of Cells/Physiology
Patrick Wright

Functional imaging: Electrophysiological Methods
Amanda Eaton

Functional imaging: fMRI
Tricia King

Functional imaging: Resting State Functional Connectivity
Carissa Philippi

Gene x Environment interactions: 5HTTLPR
Ryan Bogdan

Gene x Environment interactions: BDNF
Lauren Salminen

Genetics/Epigenetics: In developmental disorders
Tiffany Doherty

Genetics/Epigenetics: Influence on behavior/development
Tiffany Doherty

Genetics/Epigenetics: Polymorphisms
Mikhail Votinov

Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Jacob Bolzenius

Neurobiology of Stress-Health Relationships
Robert Spencer

Peripheral-central interactions: Stroke
Jacob Huffman

Psychoneuroimmunology: Immune markers of psychopathology
Rachel Wamser

Psychophysiology of Traumatic Stress and Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Michael Griffin

Psychosocial: Cognitive reserve
Sarah Cooley

Psychosocial: Nutrition: Caloric restriction
Patrick Smith

Psychosocial: Stress: Prenatal stress
Megan Gunnar

Psychosocial: Substance abuse: Street drugs
Raul Gonzalez

Structural MRI: Subcortical measurements
Adam Brickman

TBI: Sports-related and CTE
Robert Stern

The Insula in Women with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder
Steven Bruce

The neuroscience of wellbeing: conceptual definitions
Justine Gatt

The neuroscience of wellbeing: potential neural networks
Justine Gatt

Therapeutic effects of repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) in stroke: Moving towards and individualized approach
Lara Boyd

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
Michael McCrea

VOLUME TWO

Acculturation and substance use
Seth Schwartz

Accurate interpersonal perception
Lauren Human

Affective forecasting
Linda Levine

Attachment processes and health
Robin Edelstein

Bereavement
Mary-Frances O'Connor

Conflicting health information
Paul Han

Coping strategies
Anita Delongis

Coping with chronic illness
Tracey Revenson

Counterfactual thought
Amy Summerville

Couple-relationships and cancer adaptation
Hoda Badr

Direct-to-consumer testing
Angela Legg

Disease-specific worry
Kevin McCaul

Ecological momentary assessment for the psychosocial study of health
Arthur Stone

Effects of health-related policies
Steven Sussman

Embodied health
Mark Landau

Emotion regulation
Elizabeth Davis

Everyday coping behaviors
Megan Robbins

Expressive writing
Joshua Smyth

Failed control of health behaviors
Marci Lobel

Geography of Health
Nicholas Christenfeld

Habits
Martin Hagger

Health behavior change
Paul Fuglestad

Health behavior interventions
Angela Bryan

Health behavior maintenance
Lisa Auster-Gussman

Health belief model
Edward Green

Health consequences and correlates of life stories
Will Dunlop

Health consequences and correlates of social justice
Todd Lucas

Health consequences of prejudice and discrimination
Tessa Dover

Health correlates and consequences of friendship
Bert Uchino

Health correlates and consequences of social comparison
Dana Litt

Health effects of traumatic events
Roxane Silver

Health implications of gratitude
Kristin Layous

Health implications of resilience
Tuppett Yates

Health information avoidance
Jennifer Howell

Health literacy
Amber Emanuel

Healthcare treatment seeking and avoidance
Nils Olsen

Health-related uncertainty
Jada Hamilton

Illness representations and perceptions
Howard Leventhal

Implicit processes and health behavior change
Paschal Sheeran

Intimate relationships and physical health
Paula Pietromonaco

Medical decision-making
Gretchen Chapman

Message framing
John Updegraff

Message tailoring
Mia Lustria

Naturalistic observations of social interactions
Matthias Mehl

Optimism and physical health
Charles Carver

Patient adherence
Kelly Haskard Zolnierek

Patient satisfaction
Summer Williams

Personality and coping
Jamie Jacobs

Personality and health behaviors
Christopher Nave

Personality and health outcomes
Howard Friedman

Personality hardiness
Salvatore Maddi

Physical activity monitoring
Ulrich Ebner-Priemer

Physical and social pain
John Sturgeon

Physician-patient communication
Robin DiMatteo

Placebo and nocebo effects
Andrew Geers

Positive affect
Sarah Pressman

Precaution adoption process model
Neil Weinstein

Prejudice and stereotyping in healthcare
Elizabeth Focella

Prototype-willingness model
Rick Gibbons

Psychosocial factors in coronary heart disease
Elizabeth Vella

Relationship dissolution and health
David Sbarra

Risk perception
Vera Hoorens

Rumination
Peggy Zoccola

Screening behavior
Leona Aiken

Selective exposure
William Hart

Self-affirmation and health
Peter Harris

Self-awareness and health
Jamie Arndt

Self-efficacy and health
Ralf Schwarzer

Self-esteem and health
Danu Stinson

Self-regulation
Traci Mann

Sex differences and health
Vicki Helgeson

Social evaluative threats
Sally Dickerson

Social factors in diet and obesity
Janet Tomiyama

Social factors in neuroendocrine function
Theodore Robles

Social factors in sleep
Zlatan Krizan

Social identity
Alex Haslam

Social influence
Karen Rook

Social isolation and health
Naomi Eisenberger

Social support
Marci Gleason

Spirituality/Religiosity and Health
Kevin Masters

Stress and Resilience in Pregnancy
Christine Dunkel Schetter

Subjective health norms
Allecia Reid

Temptation
Ken Fujita

Terror management health model
Jamie Goldenberg

The role of persuasion in health-related attitude and behavior change
Jeff Stone

Theory of planned behavior and reasoned action
Allison Earl

Thriving in life
Margaret Kern

Unrealistic optimism and health
James Shepperd

Waiting for health news
Kate Sweeny

VOLUME THREE

Adherence to behavioral and medical regimens
Robin DiMatteo

Administrative Issues in Primary Care Psychology
David Trotter

Affective forecasting in health psychology
Michael Hoerger

Aging
Edith Burns

Alcohol Use Disorder: Long-term consequences
Andrew Littlefield

Alcohol use disorders: Overview
Andrew Littlefield

Anxiety and Skin Disease
Laura Dixon

Biopsychosocial practice and health psychology
Timothy Melchert

Body Image
Stephen Wonderlich

Body Image Assessments
Stephen Wonderlich

Cancer and psycho-oncology
Annette Stanton

Caregivers
Anne Moyer

Child and family health
Joaquin Borrego

Childhood Cancer
Jason Van Allen

Close relationships
Kieran Sullivan

Complementary, integrative, and alternative interventions
Jeffrey Barnett

Depression and comorbidity in health contexts
C. Steven Richards

Depression and relapse in health contexts
C. Steven Richards

Eating disorders
Eliot Dennard

Ethical issues for clinicians in clinical health psychology and behavioral medicine contexts
Gerald Koocher

Ethics with Complementary Interventions
Jeffrey Barnett

Headaches
Amy Wachholtz

History of Clinical Health Psychology
Ronald Rozensky

Hypnosis in health psychology
Steven Jay Lynn

Infertility, miscarriage, and neonatal loss
Amy Wenzel

Insomnia
Todd Smitherman

Ischemic heart disease, depression and tobacco smoking
Allison Carroll

Motivational interviewing
Thad Leffingwell

Multiple Sclerosis: MS, walking, and depression
Robert Motl

Neurocognitive Disorders and Health Psychology
Claudia Drossel

Obesity
Michael Perri

Older adults and perspectives for researchers and clinicians working in health psychology and behavioral medicine
Louise Sharpe

Pain
Robert Gatchel

Pediatric health psychology
Jason Van Allen

Perinatal Depression
Sona Dimidjian

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in health contexts
Brett Litz

Prevention and health across the lifespan
John Romano

Psychological Assessment in Medical Settings
Adam Schmidt

Rehabilitation Psychology
Monica Kurylo

Reproductive health
Jennifer Brown

Schizophrenia in health contexts
Alex Cohen

Schools (K-12), eating and health psychology
Catherine Cook-Cottone

Self-affirmation and health
Allison Sweeney

Sexual minority populations and health
Mike Parent

Sport and exercise in health psychology
Judy Van Raalte

Stigma of disease and impact on health psychology
Patrick Corrigan

Suicide in the context of health psychology
Bruce Bongar

Tobacco Use Disorder and Its Treatment
Lee Cohen

Trends in clinical health psychology and behavioral medicine
C. Steven Richards

VOLUME FOUR

Death and dying
David Balk

Family and health
Keith Sanford

Federal/state regulation (FDA)
David Portnoy

Funding for health psychology research
Robert Croyle

Genetics and psychology [health]
Nathan Kimbrel

Health disparities
Brandon Carlisle

Healthcare quality
Melissa Ward-Peterson

Injury, accident, and injury prevention
Kristi Alexander

Neuroimaging
Steven Nelson

Palliative care
Robert Arnold

Patient navigation/community health workers
Kristen Wells

Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Ron Rozensky

Pediatric psychology
Michael Roberts

Placebo effect
Alexia Maness

Prescription privileges (pro and con)
Robert McGrath

Quality of life
Vanessa Malcarne

Role of health psychology in surgical interventions
John Robinson

Team Science in health
Bonnie Spring

Telehealth/telepsychology
Eve-Lynn Nelson

Traditional healing practices and healers
Robert M. Huff

Training in health psychology
Kevin Larkin

Training non-psychologists in the healthcare setting
Richard Seime

Transgender health issues
DeAnna Mori

"Health Psychology focuses on how biology, psychology, behavior, and social factors influence health and illness. While the field has only been formally recognized for approximately 50 years, it has established itself as a major scientific and clinical discipline. The primary reason for this is that here have been a number of significant advances in psychological, medical, and physiological research that has led to the development of biopsychosocial model. This model views health and illness as the product of a combination of factors including biological characteristics (e.g., genetics), behavioral factors (e.g., lifestyle, health beliefs), and social conditions (e.g., cultural influences, family relationships, social support). The Wiley Encyclopedia of Health Psychology will serve as a comprehensive resource set for college and university libraries as well as for professional psychologists and other health care professionals interested in the relationship of psychological and physical well being. The set will be organized thematically as an A to Z reference encyclopedia across 4 volumes. Ultimately, the Wiley Encyclopedia of Health Psychology will provide a concise overview of the field, which is much needed given the diversity of this ever-expanding multidisciplinary field"-- Provided by publisher.

Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed.