Theories, Concepts, and Practice in Social and Behavioral Health - Tai-Seale, Thomas
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Theories, Concepts, and Practice in Social and Behavioral Health provides students with a comprehensive and illuminating overview of key concepts in public health. The opening chapter explores examples of health interventions at different social-ecological levels, beginning in Babylon and working forward across ancient and medieval civilizations. Additional chapters introduce readers to the first modern psychologists, the concept of radical behaviorism, and internal and social forces that influence us. Students learn how we observe, learn, believe, and regulate behavior. They explore social…mehr

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Theories, Concepts, and Practice in Social and Behavioral Health provides students with a comprehensive and illuminating overview of key concepts in public health. The opening chapter explores examples of health interventions at different social-ecological levels, beginning in Babylon and working forward across ancient and medieval civilizations. Additional chapters introduce readers to the first modern psychologists, the concept of radical behaviorism, and internal and social forces that influence us. Students learn how we observe, learn, believe, and regulate behavior. They explore social and behavioral health concepts, including fear, control, sovereignty of self, irrational behavior, stress, social networks, social support, and more. Closing chapters address how to improve health in and through organizations, community health assessment and organization, and how to build a better world through improving social structures. Theories, Concepts, and Practice in Social and Behavioral Health is an ideal textbook for courses in health promotion, community health sciences, and public health.
Autorenporträt
Thomas Tai-Seale is an instructional associate professor in the School of Public Health at Texas A&M University. He has over 25 years of experience teaching and planning social and behavioral change among diverse populations, specializing in chronic disease prevention and treatment. He holds four graduate degrees from three major research institutions and has received numerous awards for his integration of research, community service, and teaching. He is the author of numerous articles on the process of health planning for chronic disease prevention and control and on conducting research through service-learning. He is a frequent presenter at international, national, and state health conferences and consults nationally on behavior change for chronic disease.