EBK PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (FIFTH EDITIO
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Author: Gazzaniga
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Chapter 11.1, Problem 1LO
Summary Introduction
To discuss:
The goal of health psychology.
Psychology is the study of human behaviors and mental activities. The person who predicts the behavior of human beings and can able to understand their mental activities is termed as a psychologist. The psychologist is also called as the social and behavioral scientist. They evaluate, diagnose and provide treatments for the individuals with psychological problems. Health is not only the absence of disease or disability but the presence of complete well-being in physical aspect, emotional and social aspect.
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EBK PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE (FIFTH EDITIO
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