Health Psychology: Theory, Practice and Future Trends

The book is a comprehensive and systematic presentation of the theoretical and applied foundations of health psychology as an independent scientific field. The work reveals the methodological foundations, objectives, and interdisciplinary links with medicine, social psychology, pedagogy, and other sciences. The monograph examines health as a holistic, multi-level entity, encompassing physical, mental, and social components. Various models and concepts of health are analyzed in detail, and the idea of a systems approach to understanding it is developed. Particular attention is paid to healthy lifestyles, individual attitudes toward their own health, the psychological aspects of addiction and HIV/AIDS prevention, and the development of a health culture. The book is intended for students majoring in psychology, education, and medicine, as well as professionals working in education, healthcare, and social assistance. It will be useful to anyone interested in maintaining, strengthening, and developing personal health throughout life.

Pagina's: 116, Paperback, LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing