Contents 2004

Vol 13 Issue 1 – January 2004 (click here for pdf file)

Individual Articles:

The impact of clinical management type on maternal locus of control in pregnant women with pre-labour rupture of membranes at term
Colin R. Martin & Julie Jomeen

The role of personality in predicting exercise behaviour: a systematic review
Rosemary R. C. McEachan

Ethnicity, pain & pain beliefs: an overview
Sue Peacock & Paul Watson

The role of partner relationships in young adults’ adherence to the diabetes self-care regime
Rachel Gillibrand

From global needs to specific behaviours: the influence of needs, motives and goals in the theory of planned behaviour in an exercise context
Jemma Harris

Changing and assessing health behaviours: examples from work in progress
Nima Golijani, Susan Tomlinson, Tanya Webb & Eamonn Ferguson

Critical community psychology in practice – examples from a chronic pain service
Christine Ward

My experience of Stage Two training - the Professional Doctorate in Health Psychology at Staffordshire University
Christine Giermer

Division of Health Psychology - Chair’s Report September 2003
Derek Rutter

Report from the Division of Health Psychology Annual Conference 2003, Stafford
Hilary Bekker

Physical activity – a planned behaviour? A review of the symposium ‘Exercise theory and research’ at the Division of Health Psychology Annual Conference 2003, Stafford
Althea Valentine

Review of the 17th European Health Psychology Society Conference 2003, Kos
Jodie Main

Review of the CREATE workshop 2003, Kos
Melissa Wallace & Sarah Sharma

Review of the SYNERGY workshop 2003, Kos
Lucy Napper

Report from the American Psychological Association Convention – Division 38 Health Psychology Convention 2003, Toronto
James L. Murray

Regulars:
A profile of health psychology at the University of the West of England
Diana Harcourt

Book Reviews:
Body Image: A Handbook of Theory, Research and Clinical Practice
Melissa Wallace
Neuropsychiatry: An introductory Approach
Keren Fisher
Designing and Reporting Experiments in Psychology
Keren Fisher

Books for Review
Forthcoming Events

Individual Articles:

Challenging the hill-metaphor of ageing: Growing older, not old
Ann O’Hanlon

Spirituality, religion, health and well-being in later life
Peter G Coleman

Re-formulating the fear of falling: Frailty and psychological well-being in older people
Kevin J McKee, Man Cheung Chung & Tara Pais

Using mixed methods to examine the effects on women of combining work and elder-caring
Clare Lyonette

Exploring the role of cognitions in addiction research: the example of alcohol
Asli Niyazi

What doctors think other people know
Mark Forshaw & Sue Langley

Communicating social support online: a qualitative analysis of an Irritable Bowel Syndrome support network
Neil S Coulson & Heather Semper

Shiftwork, stress and health: what about chronotype?
Tom Willis, Daryl O’Connor & Lawrence Smith

The development of the professional doctorate (stage two training programme) in health psychology at Staffordshire University
Sarah Grogan & David Sheffield

Learning and teaching in health psychology: Results from the LTSN survey.
Dominic Upton

Review of the symposium ‘Body image: theory and research’ at the Division of Health Psychology Annual Conference 2003, Stafford
Sue Jackson

Review of the 5th Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis Conference 2003, Plymouth.
Louise Nokes

Regulars:
A profile of health psychology at the University of Coventry
Orla Dunn

Book Reviews:
Handbook of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Ellen Goudsmit
Essential Behaviour Analysis
Doug MacKie
How Children Learn to be Healthy
Clair L. Regan
Applying Social Psychology
Elly Strange
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Nicola Payne

Books for Review
Forthcoming Events

Volume 13 Issue 3, July 2004 (click here for pdf file)

Contents:
Editorial: Neil Coulson & Diana Harcourt

Themed Articles: Complementary and Alternative Medicine

The psychology of complementary and alternative medicine
Adrian Furnham

Associations and explanations: Who uses complementary medicine and why?
Felicity Bishop, Lucy Yardley & George Lewith

Complementary and Alternative Medicine(CAM) research is relevant to all health psychology
Michael E. Hyland, Man Cheung Chung & Pam Jacob

Individual Papers:

Psychological aspects of liver transplantation
Ronan O’Carroll, George Masterton & Peter Hayes

The Urinary Iceberg: A study of male help-seeking in progress
Martin Cartwright

Reasons for non-attendance on a community-based, lay-led, self-management programme for peoplewith chronic disease
Georgina V. Bancroft, Julie H. Barlow & Andrew P. Turner

Understanding beliefs about exercise among participants attending the Chronic Disease Self-ManagementCourse
Julie H. Barlow, Andrew P.Turner &Georgina V. Bancroft

Consultancy: What is it and how does it work? Experiences of a Trainee Health Psychologist
Sarah Dryden

Regulars:
Aprofile of health psychology at the University of Luton
David Stewart, Candan Ertubey & Yvonne du Casse

BookReviews
Essential Health Psychology
Lynn Dunwoody

Understanding Childhood Eczema
Katja Schmidt

Understanding Skin Problems: Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis and related conditions
Helen L. Richards & Dónal G. Fortune

Understanding Irritable Bowe Syndrome
Dónal G. Fortune & Helen L. Richards

Psychosocial Treatment for Medical Conditions: Principles and Techniques
Elly Strange

Books for Review

Volume 13 Issue 4, 2004 (click here for pdf file)

Contents
Editorial: Neil Coulson & Diana Harcourt

Individual Articles:

A recent history of the Division of Health Psychology: Moving and shaking, perhaps?
Suzy Skevington

Are head and neck cancer patients’ expectations regarding treatment and recovery influenced by information: A qualitative pilot study
Carrie Llewellyn, Mark McGurk &John Weinman

Adversarial growth following cancer and support from health professionals
Joanne Martin, Iñigo Tolosa & Stephen Joseph

What differentiates the young person with diabetes exhibiting good metabolic control and poor metabolic control: A qualitative analysis
Rachel Gillibrand

The roles of neuroticism within stressful transactions: Combining experience sampling methods with longitudinal data
Carrie Exton

Division of Health Psychology Postgraduate Sub-Committee: An overview
Anna Winterbottom

Survey of student attitudes towards the Stage 2 Qualification
RuthEvans

Regulars

A profile of health psychology at the University of Stirling
Vivien Swanson

Books for Review

Book Reviews
Health Psychology & Health Psychology in Practice
Mark Forshaw

Mental Health from a Gender Perspective
Lucy Webb

Health Care Ethics Lessons from Intensive Care
Katja Schmidt

Foundations in Quantative Business Techniques
Dave Peck

Status Syndrome
Gerard J. Molloy

Forthcoming events