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Psychology in Medicine was published in 1992 by Butterworth-Heinemann, and is now out of print. Details of the contents can be found below.This was the first book I wrote, and I set aside a summer to write it, and finished it seven years later. To a large extent it is based on the course on Psychology for Medical Students that I taught to pre-clinical students at St. Mary's Hospital Medical School from 1979 to 1997.
Contents
Preface | 11: Freud and emotional development | 22: Stress, anxiety and psychosomatic disease |
1: Introduction | 12: Attitudes | 23: Neuropsychology |
Basic processes | 13: Personal construct theory | Specific applications to medicine |
2: Perception and sensation | 14: Group processes | 24: Smoking |
3: Learning | General application to medicine | 25: Alcohol |
4: Memory | 15: Doctor-Patient communication | 26: Eating and obesity |
5: Cognition | 16: Diagnosis | 27: Models of mental illness |
6: Language | 17: Ageing | 28: The neuroses |
7: Intelligence | 18: Death, dying and bereavement | 29: Depression |
8: Personality | 19: Sleep | 30: Schizophrenia |
9: Emotion | 20: Pain | 31: Mental retardation |
10: Child development | 21: Drugs: Placebos, addiction and abuse | Further reading and Index |