Rival Truths by Claire, Lindsay St;

Common Sense and Social Psychological Explanations in Health and Illness

Sorozatcím: International Series in Social Psychology;

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Kiadás sorszáma 1
Kiadó Psychology Press
Megjelenés dátuma 2003. május 8.

ISBN 9780415188586
Kötéstípus Keménykötés
Terjedelem288 oldal
Méret 234x156 mm
Súly 558 g
Nyelv angol

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Rövid leírás:

This book challenges four basic common sense views of health and illness and offers rival social psychological explanations.

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Hosszú leírás:

It is common sense that our survival as individuals depends on the survival of our physical bodies. However, common sense has been medicalised. Terms such as 'road rage' and 'premenstrual syndrome' sound like medical problems and suggest that it is affected individuals, rather than experiences or circumstances that require treatment.
Without denying their importance, Rival Truths challenges four basic common sense views of health and illness and offers rival social psychological explanations. The primacy of biological facts is challenged by looking at the effects of social psychological influences, such as those mediated by stress. The assumption that medical practices are scientific is challenged by evidence that they also reflect and recreate social constructions. The assumption that medical advances are the most effective way to combat disease is questioned as their success may rely on changes in beliefs or behaviour, and finally, critical analyses suggest that medical treatment can sometimes be to the disadvantage of patients.
Lindsay St. Claire has helped to raise awareness that health problems might be caused by social arrangements, not biological dysfunction. Thus, social psychology might suggest new ways to enhance health status which do not depend on medical breakthroughs. This book will be of interest for health psychology students, medical students and anyone involved in caring professions.

'The book is well written and presents an interesting and novel approach to behavioural medicine and health psychology.' - F.X. Gibbons, Department of Psychology, Iowa State University

'This is an excellent book. It has a logical structure, moving from health behaviours, through symptom perception, illness behaviour and doctor-patient communication, to perceptions of health and wellness. The book makes consistent use of common sense models and four levels of social psychological analysis to provide a lucid and detailed account of key topics in health psychology.' - Stephen Sutton, Professor of Behavioural Science, University of Cambridge

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Tartalomjegyzék:

Introduction and Overview. Do I Have a Symptom? How Do I Know What I Feel? I've Got a Symptom. Am I Ill? I'm Ill! Shall I See My Doctor? I've Seen My Doctor, But I'm Still Not Sure: Doctor Patient Communication. "I'm Very Well Thank You." But How Do I Know I'm Well? Resisting Common Sense: Menstruation and its Consequences on Women's Health, Behaviour and Social Standing. Deconstructing Common Sense: Review and Future Directions. References.

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