PSYC 450 Chapter Notes - Chapter 17: Extraversion And Introversion, Classical Conditioning, Cognitive Therapy
1 Dec 2016
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Behavioral medicine-a broad, interdisciplinary field of research, education, anf practice that integrates the behavioral sciences with the discipline of medicine. Biofeedback- a wide array of procedures through which a patient learns to modify or control certain physiological processes. Biopsychosocial model- a theoretical model that holds that health and illness are a function of biological, psychological, and social influences the etiology and maintenance of problems and attempt to modify the patterns of. Cognitive behavioral methods- techniques that emphasize the role of thinking in treatments for stress or other health problems appear on the current list of empirically validated psychological treatments thinking that are believed to contribute to a patient"s problem. Coping appraisal- in protection motivation theory, the evaluation of one"s ability to. Controlled drinking- a controversial approach to the treatment of alcohol problems that has as its goal light to moderate drinking.
