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Behavioral Med 1

Estrada Behav Med Exam 3

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Kirsch et al 2008- Placebos Placebo could duplicate 80% of effect of the SSRI. Nonsignificant effect of SSRI above placebo for depressed participants.
Factitious Disorder People who go to extreme lengths to create the appearance of illness. They research ailments and become very knowledgable about the disease and medicine.
Munchausen Disease Extreme and chronic form of factitious disorder- parents make up or produce illnesses in their children
Pauly and Pegan 2007 People who are uninsured are less likely to have a regular physician, more likely to have a chronic health problem, and less willing to seek medical care because of the costs
2 factors that determine whether a person seeks treatment for a condition: 1) Extent to which a person perceives it as a threat to their health 2) Degree to which the person believes the health measures are effective at reducing that threat
Theory of Planned Behavior A health behavior is the direct result of a behavioral intention
Somaticizers Express distress and conflict physically through bodily symptoms. Those with these disorders truly believe their problems are genuinely medical
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