Titlebook: Biological Barriers in Behavioral Medicine; Wolfgang Linden Book 1988 Plenum Press, New York 1988 Biofeedback.Depression.Emotion.Intervent

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Digitale Subtraktionsangio- kardiographieocial effects. Too often a unidimensional prescriptive approach is taken without adequate consideration of the causes or effects of the problem itself. This approach is marginally effective at best and can lead to more serious or counterproductive results exacerbating the original problem unnecessarily.

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Janusz Korczak und die Rechte der Kinder models that once promised to permit us to formulate and predict behavior within a simple set of principles have disintegrated in the past two decades. William Estes was recently quoted as saying that what once was regarded with “high optimism” has since been replaced by “strong disillusionment” (Fox, 1983).

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Bildung im Lichte der Meritorikdebatteinants and predictors of relapse is evaluated, with the emphasis on the interaction of individual, environmental, and physiological factors. Methods of preventing relapse are proposed and are targeted to the three stages of change. Specific research needs in these areas are discussed.

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Biobehavioral Approaches to Smoking Control,st, Kersell, & Ryan, 1983; Leventhal & Cleary, 1980; Lichtenstein & Danaher, 1976; Pechacek, 1979; Thompson, 1978). At best, recent interventions such as social-influences prevention programs and nicotine-replacement-therapy cessation strategies appear promising but have not been fully evaluated.

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Asthma, models that once promised to permit us to formulate and predict behavior within a simple set of principles have disintegrated in the past two decades. William Estes was recently quoted as saying that what once was regarded with “high optimism” has since been replaced by “strong disillusionment” (Fox, 1983).

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Understanding and Preventing Relapse,inants and predictors of relapse is evaluated, with the emphasis on the interaction of individual, environmental, and physiological factors. Methods of preventing relapse are proposed and are targeted to the three stages of change. Specific research needs in these areas are discussed.

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