Behavioral Economics and Healthy Behaviors
Key Concepts and Current Research
Herausgeber: Hanoch, Yaniv; Rice, Thomas; Barnes, Andrew
Behavioral Economics and Healthy Behaviors
Key Concepts and Current Research
Herausgeber: Hanoch, Yaniv; Rice, Thomas; Barnes, Andrew
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This important book provides the first overview of the role that behavioural economics can play in tackling the most pernicious health issues we face today. Each chapter discusses the core theoretical concepts while synthesizing what research has shown us so far. Covering a range of key topics, from the prevention of HIV and the promotion of exercise to the cessation of smoking and adherence to medication in chronic conditions, it is the first collection to consolidate how this dynamic field can inform our health-related behaviours. It will be essential reading for students and researchers in…mehr
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- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Mai 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 154mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 400g
- ISBN-13: 9781138638211
- ISBN-10: 1138638218
- Artikelnr.: 47720643
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 236
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. Mai 2017
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 154mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 400g
- ISBN-13: 9781138638211
- ISBN-10: 1138638218
- Artikelnr.: 47720643
Part I: Background Material
Chapter 1: Introduction- Yaniv Hanoch, Andrew J. Barnes, and Thomas Rice
Chapter 2: A Brief Overview of Behavioral Economic- Thomas Rice, Yaniv
Hanoch, and Andrew J. Barnes
Part II: Shaping Health Behaviour
Chapter 3: The Behavioral Economics of Tobacco Products: Innovations in
Laboratory Methods to Inform Regulatory Science
-Warren K. Bickel, Lara N. Moody, Sarah E. Snider, Alexandra M. Mellis,
Jeffrey S. Stein, and Amanda J. Quisenberry
Chapter 4: Understanding Alcohol and Other Drug Use via Behavioral
Economics: Review and Clinical Applications
-Michael Amlung, Joshua Gray, and James MacKillop
Chapter 5: Behavioral Economic Tools for Promotion of Physical Activity
-Tammy Leonard and Kerem Shuval
Chapter 6: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Dietary Intake:
Alternatives to Regulation, Bans, and Taxation
-Marie A. Bragg and Brian Elbel
Part III: Detecting and Managing Disease
Chapter 7: Improving Medication Adherence with Behavioral Economics
-Steven E. Meredith and Nancy M. Petry
Chapter 8: Integrating Principles from Behavioral Economics into Patient
Navigation Programs Targeting Cancer Screening
-Yan Li, Fernando A. Wilson, Roberto Villarreal, and José A. Pagán
Chapter 9: Behavioral Economics and HIV: A Review of Existing Studies and
Potential Future Research Areas
-Sebastian Linnemayr
Chapter 10: Behavioral Economics and Health Behaviors among the Poor:
Findings from Developing Country Populations
-Jill Luoto
Part IV: The Role of Providers, Insurers, and Government
Chapter 11: Applications of Behavioral Economics to Clinical Quality
Improvement
-Daniella Meeker and Jason N. Doctor
Chapter 12: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve People¿s Decisions about
Purchasing Health Insurance
-Andrew J. Barnes, Thomas Rice, and Yaniv Hanoch
Chapter 13: The Role of Government: How Behavioral Economics Can Inform
Policies to Improve Health Behaviors
-Aditi P. Sen and Richard G. Frank
About the Editors and Authors
Index
Part I: Background Material
Chapter 1: Introduction- Yaniv Hanoch, Andrew J. Barnes, and Thomas Rice
Chapter 2: A Brief Overview of Behavioral Economic- Thomas Rice, Yaniv
Hanoch, and Andrew J. Barnes
Part II: Shaping Health Behaviour
Chapter 3: The Behavioral Economics of Tobacco Products: Innovations in
Laboratory Methods to Inform Regulatory Science
-Warren K. Bickel, Lara N. Moody, Sarah E. Snider, Alexandra M. Mellis,
Jeffrey S. Stein, and Amanda J. Quisenberry
Chapter 4: Understanding Alcohol and Other Drug Use via Behavioral
Economics: Review and Clinical Applications
-Michael Amlung, Joshua Gray, and James MacKillop
Chapter 5: Behavioral Economic Tools for Promotion of Physical Activity
-Tammy Leonard and Kerem Shuval
Chapter 6: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve Dietary Intake:
Alternatives to Regulation, Bans, and Taxation
-Marie A. Bragg and Brian Elbel
Part III: Detecting and Managing Disease
Chapter 7: Improving Medication Adherence with Behavioral Economics
-Steven E. Meredith and Nancy M. Petry
Chapter 8: Integrating Principles from Behavioral Economics into Patient
Navigation Programs Targeting Cancer Screening
-Yan Li, Fernando A. Wilson, Roberto Villarreal, and José A. Pagán
Chapter 9: Behavioral Economics and HIV: A Review of Existing Studies and
Potential Future Research Areas
-Sebastian Linnemayr
Chapter 10: Behavioral Economics and Health Behaviors among the Poor:
Findings from Developing Country Populations
-Jill Luoto
Part IV: The Role of Providers, Insurers, and Government
Chapter 11: Applications of Behavioral Economics to Clinical Quality
Improvement
-Daniella Meeker and Jason N. Doctor
Chapter 12: Using Behavioral Economics to Improve People¿s Decisions about
Purchasing Health Insurance
-Andrew J. Barnes, Thomas Rice, and Yaniv Hanoch
Chapter 13: The Role of Government: How Behavioral Economics Can Inform
Policies to Improve Health Behaviors
-Aditi P. Sen and Richard G. Frank
About the Editors and Authors
Index