Titlebook: Behavioral Medicine; Assessment and Treat Daniel M. Doleys (Program Director),Ronald L. Mere Book 1982 Plenum Press, New York 1982 assessme

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Implementation and Application of Automataospitalized patients were diagnosed as having asthma and/or hay fever. These patients had an average hospital stay of 8.3 days, costing approximately $62 million (“Figures on expense,” 1971). In addition, Davis (1972) cites research stating that asthma accounts for 5 million days lost from work, 7 m

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Professional and Legal Issues in Behavioral Medicinearena of spirited activity for some time to come. Discussions of its scope will be an aspect of this activity, and the Yale Conference on behavioral medicine (Schwartz & Weiss, 1978) represented a preliminary effort to define the field. However, it would be premature to attach lasting significance t

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Cognitive Learning Approachescause both mental and physiological processes are going on continuously” (1966, p. 139). Yet, modern medical training and practice continue to view the human organism as composed of physiological segments, anatomical parts, and isolated components, while neglecting the total organization (Jonas, 197

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Relaxation Training and Relaxation-Related Proceduresrecent scientific tradition, objectively, relaxation is universally considered a desirable and pleasant state. In this chapter, relaxation, relaxation training and related procedures, and the experimental evidence concerning the efficacy of relaxation training in applications to behavioral medicine

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Social Skills and Physical Disabilitypans are expected and physical mobility problems no longer interfere with leading a full life (Mesard, Carmody, Mannarino, & Ruge, 1978). Such advances in medical andhysical rehabilitation may be insufficient however, unless accompanied by efforts to facilitate patients’ psychosocial rehabilitation.

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