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Contents: Part I:Introduction to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Behavioral Medicine.K. Orth-Gomér Concepts and Theories of Prevention: Reasons for Soliciting Behavioral Medicine Knowledge. S.M. Weiss Principles of Behavioral Medicine: Implications for Prevention. Part II: Behavioral Epidemiology and Public Health in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.M. Marmot A. Feeney Socioeconomic Factors in CHD Prevention. S.L. Syme Social Class and Cardiovascular Disease. L.F. Berkman K. Orth-Gomér Prevention of Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality. Role of Social Relations. T. Theorell The Demand-Control-Support Model for Studying Health in Relation to the Work Environment: An Interactive Model. J. Siegrist Stressful Work Self-Experience and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. Part III:Biobehavioral and Psychosocial Factors in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.N. Schneiderman J.S. Skyler Insulin Metabolism Sympathetic Nervous System Regulation and Coronary Heart Disease Prevention. A. Steptoe Psychophysiological Processes in the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease. A. Appels Personality Factors and Coronary Heart Disease. R.B. Williams Coronary-Prone Behaviors Hostility and Cardiovascular Health: Implications for Behavioral and Pharmacological Interventions. M.A. Chesney New Behavioral Risk Factors for Coronary Heart Disease: Implications for Intervention. Part IV:Behavioral Intervention Models in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.G. Kok H.J. Hospers D-J. den Boer H. de Vries Health Education at the Individual Level. B. Oldenburg P. Graham-Clarke J. Shaw S. Walker Modification of Health Behavior and Lifestyle Mediated by Physicians. G. Burell Behavioral Medicine Interventions in Secondary Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease. P. Puska Community Interventions in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. M. O'Connor Healthy Public Policy: Getting Governments Onside. Part V:Summary and Conclusions.N. Schneiderman K. Orth-Gomér Blending Traditions: A Concluding Perspective on Behavioral Medicine Approaches to Coronary Heart Disease Prevention.
Contents: Part I:Introduction to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Behavioral Medicine.K. Orth-Gomér Concepts and Theories of Prevention: Reasons for Soliciting Behavioral Medicine Knowledge. S.M. Weiss Principles of Behavioral Medicine: Implications for Prevention. Part II: Behavioral Epidemiology and Public Health in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.M. Marmot A. Feeney Socioeconomic Factors in CHD Prevention. S.L. Syme Social Class and Cardiovascular Disease. L.F. Berkman K. Orth-Gomér Prevention of Cardiovascular Morbidity and Mortality. Role of Social Relations. T. Theorell The Demand-Control-Support Model for Studying Health in Relation to the Work Environment: An Interactive Model. J. Siegrist Stressful Work Self-Experience and Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. Part III:Biobehavioral and Psychosocial Factors in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.N. Schneiderman J.S. Skyler Insulin Metabolism Sympathetic Nervous System Regulation and Coronary Heart Disease Prevention. A. Steptoe Psychophysiological Processes in the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease. A. Appels Personality Factors and Coronary Heart Disease. R.B. Williams Coronary-Prone Behaviors Hostility and Cardiovascular Health: Implications for Behavioral and Pharmacological Interventions. M.A. Chesney New Behavioral Risk Factors for Coronary Heart Disease: Implications for Intervention. Part IV:Behavioral Intervention Models in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention.G. Kok H.J. Hospers D-J. den Boer H. de Vries Health Education at the Individual Level. B. Oldenburg P. Graham-Clarke J. Shaw S. Walker Modification of Health Behavior and Lifestyle Mediated by Physicians. G. Burell Behavioral Medicine Interventions in Secondary Prevention of Coronary Heart Disease. P. Puska Community Interventions in Cardiovascular Disease Prevention. M. O'Connor Healthy Public Policy: Getting Governments Onside. Part V:Summary and Conclusions.N. Schneiderman K. Orth-Gomér Blending Traditions: A Concluding Perspective on Behavioral Medicine Approaches to Coronary Heart Disease Prevention.
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