Health psychology : Theory, research and practice

Health Psychology in the Context of Biology, Society and MethodologyChapter 1: Health Psychology: An IntroductionChapter 2: The Nervous, Endocrine and Immune Systems and the Principle of HomeostasisChapter 3: Genetics, Epigenetics and Early Life DevelopmentChapter 4: Macro-social InfluencesChapter 5: Social JusticeChapter 6: Culture and HealthChapter 7: An A-Z of Research Methods and Issues Relevant to Health PsychologyPart 2: Theories, Models, and Interventions for Health Behaviour ChangeChapter 8: Theories, Models and Interventions for Health Behaviour ChangeChapter 9: Sexual HealthChapter 10: Food, Eating and ObesityChapter 11: Alcohol and DrinkingChapter 12: Tobacco and SmokingChapter 13: Physical Activity and ExercisePart 3: Health Promotion and Disease PreventionChapter 14: Information, Communication and Health LiteracyChapter 15: Screening and ImmunizationChapter 16: Health PromotionChapter 17: Stress and Disease PreventionPart 4: Illness Experience and Health CareChapter 18: Illness and PersonalityChapter 19: Pain and Pain ControlChapter 20: CancerChapter 21: Coronary Heart DiseaseChapter 22: HIV Infection and AIDS: The Pinnacle of Stigma and Victim BlamingChapter 23: Long-term Conditions: Diabetes and ME/CFSChapter 24: End-of-Life Care, Dying and Death