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Psychological Characterization of Demoralization in the Setting of Heart Transplantation
The Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 2010The aims of this study were to examine the psychological features of demoralization and its overlap with major depressive disorder in a sample of cardiac transplant recipients, with special reference to psychological well-being, quality of life, and psychological distress.
GRANDI, SILVANA +3 more
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Clinical psychology in medical settings: Psychology's role in health care
Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings, 1994The number of clinical psychologists working in medical settings has grown along with the range of services provided by psychologists to patients with a multitude of medical problems across the lifespan. Medical care cost savings brought about by these psychological interventions is highlighted along with issues of public policy and specialization of ...
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Setting the Counseling Psychology Agenda
The Counseling Psychologist, 2005This reaction to the Major Contribution in the September 2005 issue of The Counseling Psychologist highlights the implied threats to the survival of academic training programs in counseling psychology. Counseling psychologists are urged to analyze the historical roots of the profession and current market realities and to make principled commitments to ...
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Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings
1991The history of psychology has been traced through the behavior of early civilizations covering a span of 4,000 years (Kimble & Schlesinger, 1985a,Kimble & Schlesinger, 1985b). The history of modern scientific psychology is relatively brief, encompassing a little more than a century.
Jerry J. Sweet +2 more
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Psychological Practice in Community Settings
2015In the UK there are various points within the criminal justice system (CJS) where young people who have offended may come into contact with community forensic services. These include point of arrest, through community sentences, to release from custody back into the community (Williamson 2006).
Berit Ritchie, Simone Fox
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The Origins and Psychology of Human Cooperation
Annual Review of Psychology, 2021Joseph Henrich, Michael Muthukrishna
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Psychology as a Historical Science
Annual Review of Psychology, 2021Edward G. Slingerland +2 more
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Psychological problems in the neurology setting.
Professional nurse (London, England), 2002Psychological problems in neurology patients are often a combination of physical, social and psychological factors. The nurse should place equal emphasis on each of these areas when assessing, implementing and evaluating care. Nurses should try to understand the nature of the problem and create time to provide emotional support. Particular care must be
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Psychological Assessment in Medical Settings
1982The majority of physicians who note emotional problems among their patients act on an idiosyncratic set of beliefs regarding optimal psychological assessments and interventions. Most will rely heavily on their personal experience with psychologists and psychiatrists rather than on a particular theoretical orientation.
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