A Health Practitioner's Guide to the Social and Behavioral Sciences

Michael V. Angrosino

Bloomsbury Academic, 1987 - Psychology - 206 pages

A prominent anthropologist presents behavioral and social science concepts and strategies that all health professionals can use in their clinical practice.

Contents

• A Note on Procedures: 7
• Psychology: 14
• PART: 21
• Lyme Disease: 32
• American Values and the Policy Cycle: 44
• CHAPTER 5: 50
• A Social Model: 58
• CHAPTER 6: 65
• Health and the Workplace: 72
• CHAPTER 7: 78
• Social Perspectives on Some Contemporary Problems: 86
• CHAPTER 8: 92
• Trends in Community Mental Health: 98
• Conclusions: 104
• The Hierarchical Model of Medical Organization: 111
• A Cultural View: 114
• 79: 121
• CHAPTER 10: 122
• The PoliticalEconomic Approach: 132
• Conclusions: 138
• Underserved Communities in the United States: 144
• Conclusions: 151
• CHAPTER 12: 155
• Conclusions: 167
• Interview: 174
• Aggregate Data: 181
• Some Specialized Sources in the Social and Behavioral: 188
• Ethics as a Philosophical Question: 197
• 81: 205

Bibliographic information

• Title: A Health Practitioner's Guide to the Social and Behavioral Sciences
• Author: Michael V. Angrosino
• Publisher: Bloomsbury Academic, 1987
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jul 30, 2008
• ISBN: 0865691576, 9780865691575
• Length: 206 pages
• Subjects: Psychology / General