1980
DOI: 10.1037/0003-066x.35.9.807
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Behavioral health and behavioral medicine: Frontiers for a new health psychology.

Abstract: Developments over the past decade in psychology, in medicine, in funding institutions such as the National Institutes of Health, and in industry make clear that the rapidly growing areas of behavioral medicine and behavioral health are presenting psychology as well as its sister professions with new opportunities for training, research, and practice. Specific developments within psychology leading to the establishment of APA's Division 38 (Health Psychology) are traced. Also traced are some activities on the n… Show more

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“…Conceptualized as a cross-cu ng area of research and applica on that would be of interest to a wide range of psychologists and other health professionals, opportunity in the fi eld gathered momentum with the establishment of a division of the American Psychological Associa on in 1978 (Division 38) (Wallston, 1997). The defi ni on penned by inaugural division president Joseph Matarazzo (1980) refl ected an aggregated inten on that through the par cular educa onal, scien fi c, and professional contribu ons of psychology, health can be promoted and maintained, illness prevented and treated, e ologic and diagnos c correlates iden fi ed, and health policy and systems analysed and improved.…”
Section: Historical and Philosophical Contexts Of Disciplinary Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Conceptualized as a cross-cu ng area of research and applica on that would be of interest to a wide range of psychologists and other health professionals, opportunity in the fi eld gathered momentum with the establishment of a division of the American Psychological Associa on in 1978 (Division 38) (Wallston, 1997). The defi ni on penned by inaugural division president Joseph Matarazzo (1980) refl ected an aggregated inten on that through the par cular educa onal, scien fi c, and professional contribu ons of psychology, health can be promoted and maintained, illness prevented and treated, e ologic and diagnos c correlates iden fi ed, and health policy and systems analysed and improved.…”
Section: Historical and Philosophical Contexts Of Disciplinary Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reference texts on the formaliza on of health psychology relate it to theore cal and methodological trends in medicine, clinical psychology, epidemiology and public health, and the elucida on of biopsychosocial models for health and disease (Baum, Perry Jr., & Tarbell, 2004;Friedman & Adler, 2011;Pickren & Degni, 2011). More specifi cally, a century of rapidly changing causes of, and social responses to, illness, disability, and death contributed to the integra on of psychology with the burgeoning mul disciplinary fi elds of behavioural medicine and behavioural health (which focus on the prac ce of collabora ve health care and individual health needs and responsibili es, respec vely) (Matarazzo, 1980). The eradica on of previously pervasive contagious diseases, the extension of life expectancy, shi ing interna onal rela ons and the threat of nuclear a ack, equalizing gender familial roles, and dissemina on of scien fi c knowledge and authority contributed to the crea on of new concepts about health that aff ect how people understand themselves and their ac ons, including: lifestyle, stress, diet, fi tness, addic on, and mental health (Baum et al, 2004).…”
Section: Historical and Philosophical Contexts Of Disciplinary Healthmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La psicología de la salud: un recorrido histórico Durante los años sesenta y setenta, surgió la psicología de la salud como una nueva rama de la psicología, misma que tuvo un origen simultáneo en contextos socioeconómicos y geográficos distintos: Cuba y Estados Unidos, y a la cual se conceptualiza, de acuerdo con Matarazzo (1980), como el conjunto de contribuciones enfocadas a la promoción y mantenimiento de la salud, así como la prevención y tratamiento de las enfermedades, dirigida también a la optimización de los sistemas de salud y las políticas públicas, la cual se consolidó con el establecimiento de la Sociedad Cubana de Psicología de la Salud en 1874, y la 38 división (Health psychology) de la APA en 1978.…”
Section: José Carlos Ramírez-cruz Y Ricardo Pedraza-medinaunclassified
“…la dieta, el consumo de sustancias, el ejercicio físico o sus conductas sexuales), dando validación a los planteamientos que vinculan la salud con los estilos de vida (Joseph, Gierlach, Housley y Beutler, 2005;Matarazzo, 1988).…”
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