Titlebook: Cognitive Informatics in Health and Biomedicine; Understanding and Mo Vimla L. Patel,Jose F. Arocha,Jessica S. Ancker Book 2017 Springer Na

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Self-Construction in a Transcultural Context behavior change seem promising, but their full potential can be missed when they are not easily disseminated or accessible to a larger audience. The ability of technology to address these issues, as well as to facilitate the tailoring of interventions, has led to the growing popularity of the field

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Conclusion: This Is Not the End, related decisions. The studies were conducted with children and mothers in several less developed countries of Africa, Asia and South America. Issues relevant to personal healthcare, such as the abilities for following health-related instructions, conceptualizations of causal mechanisms of disease,

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Kirk R. Blankstein,Janet Polivy When people from such communities immigrate elsewhere, they often continue to retain their traditional health beliefs and practices. If national health programs are not inclusive of this phenomenon, then they are likely to fail in reaching their goals of healthcare for all. This chapter begins by t

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Morgan P. Slusher,Craig A. Andersonng at a variety of levels. This chapter reviews research connecting health knowledge to health behavior and outcomes, while claiming that personal health is only one desirable outcome of health education. Viewing health as situated in a community context and largely determined by social and cultural