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Psychology for Health Care: Key Terms and Concepts

Psychology for Health Care: Key Terms and Concepts

by Bridget Adams (Author), Barbara Bromley (Contributor), Bridget Adams (Author), Barbara Bromley (Contributor)

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    Paperback 1998

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Synopsis

This impressive text guides the reader through the myriad of concepts and approaches used in the research and practice of psychology. Concepts, terms and definitions are grouped alphabetically under thematic chapters covering key topics such as aggression, pain, memory, perception, stress. Additionally, different pyschological perspectives are compared, academic and professional issues are discussed and applications to practice are illustrated throughout with up-to-date examples. The text is an invaluable and readily-accessible guide to a complex field for students and experienced health care professionals who are interested in learning more about the psychological aspects of health care.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 396
 Edition: 1998
 Publisher: Palgrave
Published: 24 Jun 1998
ISBN 10: 0333648099
ISBN 13: 9780333648094
Book Overview: 'Extremely useful! Will be used over and over again.' - Catherine Corr, Bolton Institute 'A must for most students. The book makes the topic come to life.' - Swaleh Toofany, Thames Valley University

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'Extremely useful! Will be used over and over again.' - Catherine Corr, Bolton Institute 'A must for most students. The book makes the topic come to life.' - Swaleh Toofany, Thames Valley University
Author Bio
BRIDGET ADAMS is Principal Lecturer in Psychology and Interpersonal Skills for Health Care at Buckinghamshire College. She is secretary of the Person Centred Art Therapy Association and chair of the Chilterns Art Group.

BARBARA BROMLEY is Senior Lecturer at the University of Luton, teaching mental health nursing and psychology for nursing. Her clinical speciality is nursing people with acute mental health problems.