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Volume 8  \nCopyright © 2000 Elsevier Science Ltd. All rights reserved.  \nEditors-in-Chief: Alan S. Bellack and Michel Hersen  \nTable of Contents  \nC Volume 8: Health Psychology  \n Preface  \n Contributors  \n8.01 Health Behavior, Pages 1-37, Mark Conner Paul Norman SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (471 K)  \n8.02 Psychophysiological Bases of Disease, Pages 39-78, Andrew Steptoe SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (497 K)  \n8.03 Health Care, Pages 79-112, John Weinman  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (489 K)  \n8.04 Assessment and Measurement Issues, Pages 113-135, Marie Johnston and Derek W. Johnston  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (376 K)  \n8.05 Design Issues for Clinical Research in Health Psychology, Pages 137-151, Carolyn E. Schwartz  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (356 K)  \n8.06 Consultancy, Pages 153-169, Susan Michie  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (330 K)  \n8.07 Teaching and Training Other Health Disciplines, Pages 171-187, Helen R. Winefield SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (338 K)  \n8.08 Cardiovascular Disorders, Pages 189-216, David S. Krantz and Nicole R. Lundgren SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (413 K)  \n8.09 Cancer, Pages 217-236, Barbara L. Andersen and Deanna M. Golden-Kreutz SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (359 K)  \n8.10 HIV and AIDS, Pages 237-275, Michael H. Antoni and Neil Schneiderman SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (502 K)  \n8.11 Diabetes Mellitus, Pages 277-304, Clare Bradley, Afsane Riazi and Shalleen Barendse Mary B. Pierce Christel Hendrieckx  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (418 K)  \n8.12 Functional Bowel Disorders, Pages 305-319, Shannon M. Turner SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (323 K)  \n8.13 Psychological Aspects of End-stage Renal Disease, Pages 321-338, Alan J. Christensen and Patricia J. Moran  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (344 K)  \n8.14 Respiratory Disorders, Pages 339-359, Thomas L. Creer and Deirdre A. Levstek SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (366 K)  \n8.15 Gynecological Problems, Pages 361-382, Myra Hunter Anne Walker SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (357 K)  \n8.16 Reproductive and Obstetric Issues, Pages 383-407, Beth Alder SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (390 K)  \n8.17 Genetic Disorders, Pages 409-426, Heidi A. Hamann and Robert T. Croyle SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (344 K)  \n8.18 Arthritis, Pages 427-443, Julie H. Barlow SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (313 K)  \n8.19 Spinal Cord Injuries, Pages 445-462, Paul Kennedy SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (336 K)  \n8.20 Traumatic Brain Injury, Pages 463-486, Barbara A. Wilson SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (372 K)  \n8.21 Epilepsy, Pages 487-503, Gus A. Baker Ann Jacoby SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (311 K)  \n8.22 Sleep Disorders, Pages 505-527, Rachel Manber, Richard R Bootzin and Derek Loewy SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (377 K)  \n8.23 Headache, Pages 529-556, Paul R. Martin SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (406 K)  \n8.24 Chronic Pain, Pages 557-574, Shirley Pearce and Anne-Lise McDonald SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (322 K)  \n8.25 Visible Disfigurement, Pages 575-593, Nichola Rumsey SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (344 K)  \n8.26 Dental Health, Pages 595-615, Gerry Kent  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (326 K)  \n8.27 Child Health Psychology, Pages 617-643, Christine Eiser and Nicky Main SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (406 K)  \n8.28 Tobacco Smoking, Pages 645-674, Martin J. Jarvis Gay Sutherland SummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (411 K)  \n8.29 Health Promotion: Perspectives on Physical Activity and Weight Control, Pages 675- 689, Neville Owen and David Crawford  \nSummaryPlus | Chapter | PDF (304 K)  \nPreface Volume 8  \nClinical Health Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and Health Psychology  \nThis volume deals with clinical health psychology, a discipline characterized and distinguished by its overlaps with, and differences in emphasis from, other aspects of clinical psychology and health psychology. 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