Understanding Human Behavior :A Guide for Health Care Providers ( BHS )

Publication subTitle :A Guide for Health Care Providers

Publication series :BHS

Author: Mary Elizabeth Milliken;Alyson Honeycutt  

Publisher: Cengage‎

Publication year: 2012

E-ISBN: 9781285004310

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781435486607

Subject: R16 personal hygiene

Keyword: 护理学,保健组织与事业(卫生事业管理),医药、卫生,预防医学、卫生学

Language: ENG

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Instructors have been trusting UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR for years to give their students the reliable, practical information they need to gain a solid understanding of basic psychological concepts from a health care perspective. This all-new eighth edition is no exception. Packed with expanded content and updated with current industry trends and examples, this resource retains the features that made previous editions so successful – a concise size and focus that offers students need-to-know information without overwhelming them, and an easy-to-read writing style. Coverage spans a broad but valuable range of important mental health topics and addresses them alongside their implications for health care professionals. It takes on both client and caregiver perspectives, resulting in a powerful book that explores the behaviors, emotions, and coping mechanisms encountered in a variety of health care situations and settings. Real-world examples and activities that encourage students to examine their own behaviors round out the book's comprehensive approach, making this a must-have tool for health care programs.教学资源:PPT、教师手册、题库。 教学资源目前仅能提供给老师,获取方式如下: 1. 邮箱获取:将教辅需求发邮件至asia.infochina@cengage.com 2. 电话获取:010-83435111 3. 微信获取:关注我们的公众号,会由客服人员答疑解惑 公众号名称:圣智教育服务中心 微信号:Cengage_Learning 4. QQ获取:加入我们的QQ群 群名称:圣智教育服务中心 群号:658668132

Chapter

Achievement as Progress

Attitudes and Interests

Empowerment

Making a Decision

UNIT 2 The Philosophy of Individual Worth

Meaning of Individual Worth

The Health Care Provider and Cultural Bias

Implications for Health Care Providers

Practicing a Philosophy of Individual Worth

UNIT 3 Striving for Self-Understanding

You,the Student

Taking a New Look at Yourself

You,a Person with Several Life Roles

Guidelines for Growth

SECTION Ⅱ STRIVING TO UNDERSTAND HUMAN BEHAVIOR

UNIT 4 Influences on Behavior

How People Are Alike

How People Are Different

Heredity

The Developmental Process

Environment

Influences on Development During Childhood

Changing Influences During Life

Assuming Responsibility for Behavior

The Health Care Provider and the Patient

UNIT 5 Physical Needs

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs

Essential Physical Needs

The Sleep Cycle

Satisfaction of Physical Needs

Comfort and Safety Needs

Physical Needs and Behavior

Understanding Behavior in Terms of Physical Needs

UNIT 6 The Need for Self-Approval

Social Needs of People

The Self-Concept

Self-Esteem

Influence of Others on One's Sense of Self

Effects of Success and Failure

Success

Striving for Self-Approval

UNIT 7 The Need for Acceptance

The Importance of Acceptance

The Importance of Approval from Others

Conformity

The Need to Believe That Others Care

The Need for Appreciation

Social Needs and Behavior

Behavior and the Health Care Provider

UNIT 8 Emotions and Behavior

Meaning of Emotions

Importance of Emotions

Physiological Effects of Emotions

Stress

Positive Emotions

Negative Emotions

Formation of Emotional Patterns

Individual Differences in Emotional Patterns

Gender Differences in Emotions

Using Emotions Constructively

Emotions and Behavior

UNIT 9 Adjustment and Patterns of Behavior

Good Adjustment

Poor Adjustment

Effective Behavior Versus Ineffective Behavior

Emotions and Adjustment

Daily Hassles

Improving Adjustment

SECTION Ⅲ BEHAVIOR AND PROBLEMS IN LIVING

UNIT 10 Common Threats to Adjustment

Change as a Threat to Adjustment

Life Stages and Change

Social and Cultural Stressors

Major Changes

Chronic Stressors

Coping Skills and Resilience

UNIT 11 Effects of Traumatic Events

What Is Trauma?

Traumatic Experiences

Domestic Violence

Reactions to Trauma

The Survivor Role

The Challenge

UNIT 12 Defense Mechanisms

The Purpose of Defense Mechanisms

Rationalization

Projection

Displacement

Daydreaming

Escape into Illness

Repression

Withdrawal

Substance Dependency

Codependency

Defense Mechanisms and Adjustment

UNIT 13 Inner Conflict

The Meaning of Inner Conflict

Types of Inner Conflict

How to Deal with Inner Conflict

Inner Conflict and Adjustment

Inner Conflict and the Health Care Provider

Inner Conflict and the Patient

Using Knowledge About Inner Conflict

UNIT 14 Frustration

Degrees of Frustration

Cumulative Effects of Frustration

Sources of Frustration

Effects of Frustration

Frustration and Behavior Patterns

Perfectionism and Frustration

Coping with Frustration

SECTION Ⅳ BECOMING AN EFFECTIVE HEALTH CARE PROVIDER

UNIT 15 Effects of Illness on Behavior

Physical Effects of Illness

Emotional Effects of Illness

General Effects of Serious Illness

Influences on Patients' Reactions to Illness

The Challenge for Health Care Providers

UNIT 16 Coping with Patient Behavior

General Guidelines

Common Behavior Patterns of Patients

UNIT 17 Human Relations and the Health Care Provider

Helping Patients Adjust to Illness

Becoming a Member of the Health Team

Practicing Effective Patient Relations

The Challenge

SECTION Ⅴ PRACTICING EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

UNIT 18 Observing Nonverbal Behavior

Observing and Interpreting Nonverbal Behavior

Setting the Stage for Practicing Interpersonal Skills

UNIT 19 Verbal Communication

Ambiguity

Discrepancies in a Message

Tone

Effective Listening

Assumptions and Expectations

Improving Communication Skills

Opinion Statements to Serve as a Basis for Discussion

Class Challenge

SECTION Ⅵ COPING WITH LOSS

UNIT 20 Gains and Losses throughout the Life Span

Life Changes as Gains and Losses

Learning to Cope with Loss

Significance of Loss

Losses Due to Death

Suicide

Death of a Parent

Losses in Specific Periods of the Life Span

Striving for Readjustment Following Significant Loss

Guidelines for Using Loss and Grief as a Growth Experience

UNIT 21 Death:Changing Attitudes and Practices

Past Attitudes and Practices

Changing Attitudes and Practices

Current Attitudes and Practices

The Emergence of Thanatology

The Meaning of Death

Death with Dignity

Euthanasia

Evolution of the Right-to-Die Movement

Societal Issues Related to Care of the Dying

Legal Aspects of the Right to Die

A Dilemma for Health Care Providers

UNIT 22 Grief and Bereavement

Reactions to Loss and Bereavement

Effects of Grief

Importance of the Grief Process

Influences on the Grief Process

Grief Work

Roles of Health Care Providers

Guidelines for Assisting the Family of a Dying Patient

UNIT 23 Caring for the Dying Person

Reactions to Diagnosis of a Terminal Illness

Stages of Dying

Dying as a Growth Process

Personal and Family Issues Related to Care of the Dying

Home Care

Hospice Care

Palliative Care

Medical Issues Related to Care of the Dying

Issues Related to Rights of the Dying Person

Roles of Health Care Providers

Guidelines for Care of a Dying Person

SECTION Ⅶ TRENDS IN HEALTH CARE

UNIT 24 Health Care through the Ages

Definitions

Innovations in Science and Health Care

Healing in Early Civilizations

Evolution of Modern Health Care

Beginnings of Holistic Medicine

Innovators and Modern Medicine

The Health Care System—Today and Tomorrow

Scientific Study of Complementary Therapies

Issues in Health Care

Staying Informed

UNIT 25 What Is Healing?Who Is the Healer?

Placebo Effect

The Immune System—Protector and Defender of the Body

The Mind/Body Healing System

Who Gets Sick?Who Gets Well?

The Power of Love

Healing Versus Curing

Intention

Who Survives?

The Holistic Approach to Health Care

Future Health Care Systems

UNIT 26 Broadening Your View of Health Care

What Is Legitimate Therapy?

Holistic Medicine

Psychoneuroimmunology

Energy Medicine

Osteopathy

Chiropractic

Naturopathy

Psychotherapy/Counseling

Homeopathy

Traditional Chinese Medicine

Ayurvedic Medicine

Complementary Therapies

Healing Touch

Acupuncture

Acupressure and Shiatsu

Reflexology

Therapeutic Massage

The Self-Help Trend

Role of the Health Care Provider

UNIT 27 Managing Stress with Relaxation/Meditation

Stress Management

Mind-Talk as a Source of Stress

Mindfulness

Relaxation and Meditation

Relaxation Techniques

Meditation Methods

Using Positive Affirmations

Glossary

Index

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