Health Psychology

PART 1: HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY IN THE CONTEXT OF HUMAN BIOLOGY AND SOCIETY
Chapter 1: Health Psychology: An Introduction
Chapter 2: The Nervous, Endocrine and Immune Systems, and the Principle of Homeostasis
Chapter 3: Genetics, Epigenetics and Early Life Development
Chapter 4: Macrosocial Influences
Chapter 5: Social Justice and Health
Chapter 6: Culture and Health
PART 2: THEORIES, MODELS AND INTERVENTIONS FOR HEALTH BEHAVIOUR CHANGE
Chapter 7: Theories, Models and Interventions for Health Behaviour Change
Chapter 8: Sexual Health
Chapter 9: Food, Eating and Obesity
Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drinking
Chapter 11: Tobacco and Smoking
Chapter 12: Physical Activity and Exercise
PART 3: HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION
Chapter 13: Information, Communication and Health Literacy
Chapter 14: Screening and Immunization
Chapter 15: Health Promotion
Chapter 16: Stress and Disease Prevention
Chapter 17: Preventing the Spread of Disease: The COVID-19 Pandemic
PART 4: ILLNESS EXPERIENCE AND HEALTH CARE
Chapter 18: Pregnancy, Parenting and Health
Chapter 19: Gender Affirmative Healthcare
Chapter 20: Pain and Pain Control
Chapter 21: Cancer
Chapter 22: Coronary Heart Disease
Chapter 23: HIV Infection and Aids: Tackling Stigma and Victim Blaming
Chapter 24: Long-Term Conditions: The Examples of Diabetes and ME/CFS
Chapter 25: End-of-Life Care, Dying and Death

David F. Marks is a psychologist specializing in Health Psychology, Mental Imagery and Consciousness research.