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Eating, Sleeping, and Sex Perspectives in Behavioral Medicine
222 Pages
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Routledge
272 Pages
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Psychology Press
272 Pages
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Routledge
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The lack of balance and the failure of regulation in life has traditionally been recognized in such extreme symbolic acts as overconscientiousness or a criminal lack of conscience. This volume shows how the neurotic process affects biologic functions, distorting natural functioning. Three distinct functions and their respective extremes are discussed: eating (obesity, bulimia nervosa), sleeping... Read more
Contents: A.J. Stunkard, Perspectives on Human Obesity. M.R.C. Greenwood, Sexual Dimorphism and Obesity. K.D. Browell, L.J. Stein, Metabolic and Behavioral Effects of Weight Loss and Regain: A Review of the Animal and Human Literature. J.E. Morley, J.F. Flood, A. Cherkin, J.E. Mitchell, Parallels in Neurotransmitter Control of Feeding and Memory. G.T. Wilson, The Treatment of Bulima Nervosa: A Cognitive-Social Learning Analysis. R. Andres, Does the "Best" Body Weight Change with Age? W.B. Kannel, L.A. Cupples, Cardiovascular and Noncardiovascular Consequences of Obesity. D.J. Kupfer, C.F. Reynolds III, Slow Wave Sleep as a 'Protective' Factor. D.F. Dinges, The Nature of Sleepiness: Causes, Contexts, and Consequences. P. Hauri, The Cognitve Behavioral Treatment of Insomnia. P. Schreiner-Engel, Low Sexual Desire: Biological Implications. J.W. Bradford, The Organic Treatment of Violent Sexual Offenders. G.G. Abel, Behavioral Treatment of Child Molesters.
Biography
Albert J. Stunkard University of Pennsylvania Andrew Baum USUHS School of Medicine
"...The chapters are...well presented and up to date..."
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—The Psychological Record"For the general reader there is much of interest..."
—Journal of Psychosomatic Research"This volume is highly recommended as a source book documenting research and treatment in three fundamental areas of behavioral medicine."
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