Titlebook: Behavioral Approaches to Medicine; Application and Anal J. Regis McNamara Book 1979 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1979 developme

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Book 1979 for placing the development of this new field in an historical and conceptual perspective with regard to the myriad events currently tak­ ing place in biobehavioral approaches to physical health and illness. Recognizing that the basic concepts embodied in behavioral medicine are at least several th

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Stress, Coping, and the Treatment of Stress-Related Illness,n this year will eventually die of chronic diseases (Glazier, 1973). Moreover, chronic diseases are on the increase among the young as well as the old (Erhardt & Berlin, 1974; National Center for Health Statistics, 1977).

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Natural Killer Cells in Autoimmune Diseasesed, such as conversion reactions, hypochondriacal behaviors, somatopsychic disorders, and psychological disturbances produced directly by insult to or degenerative changes in the nervous system (e.g., Wright, 1977).

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Assessment Strategies in Behavioral Medicine,nically significant changes in physiological function and disease, however, is becoming increasingly apparent (Epstein, 1976; Feuerstein & Schwartz, 1977; Schwartz, 1973, 1977; Shapiro & Surwit, 1976).

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Biofeedback: A Selective Review of Clinical Applications in Behavioral Medicine,t in that it represents psychological intervention delivered directly at the physiological level rather than at the level of gross motor behavior. Thus, in a sense, biofeedback could be seen as applied, or clinical, psychophysiology.

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onsibility for placing the development of this new field in an historical and conceptual perspective with regard to the myriad events currently tak­ ing place in biobehavioral approaches to physical health and illness. Recognizing that the basic concepts embodied in behavioral medicine are at least

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Role of Histamine in Inflammatory Diseases, however. Although professional recognition of the legitimacy of behavior therapy practices in psychiatry was given by the American Psychiatric Association in 1973, the development, application, and evaluation of behavior modification procedures in psychiatric settings antedates by several years this professional acknowledgment.