Titlebook: Mental Representation in Health and Illness; J. A. Skelton,Robert T. Croyle Book 1991 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1991 AIDS.alcohol.asse

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Mental Representation in Health and Illness978-1-4613-9074-9Series ISSN 1431-195X

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Book 1991How do individuals conceive illness and symptoms? Do theirconceptionsconflict with the physician‘s views of theirillness, and what happens if they do? This book thoroughlyexplores the field of disease representation, describes anddiscusses lay illness models in a variety of social,histo-rical and cultural contexts.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-9074-9AIDS; alcohol; assessment; cognition; coping; diabetes; intervention; management; perception

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Lay Illness Models in the Enlightenment and the 20th Century: Some Historical Lessons,rized by pathology in structure and/or function of body organs and systems. Illness, in contrast, is portrayed as comprising the lay perceptions and thoughts as well as behavioral adjustments to disvalued changes in the individual’s state of well-being.

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Understanding the Understanding of Illness: Lay Disease Representations, to actual or perceived health threats. Further, we are concerned with developing interventions to promote desirable health-related behavior. In this chapter these issues are addressed through examination of cognitive representations of physical illness and the implications of these representations for specific health-related behaviors.

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,Laypersons’ Judgments of Patient Credibility and the Study of Illness Representations,to which only the illness victim can have direct access. The central problem of this chapter is to explain how perceivers accomplish the daunting task of making sense of victims’ reports of illness, pain, and physical symptoms and, specifically, which characteristics of these reports make them more or less credible to perceivers.

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