Understanding Human Behavior A Guide for Health Care Professionals 9th Edition Honeycutt Solutions Manual

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Empowering you as a future health care professional, UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR, 9e, delivers reliable, practical information that equips you with a solid understanding of basic psychological concepts from a health care perspective. Updated with the latest industry trends and examples, the text offers streamlined coverage that spans a broad but valuable range of important mental health topics — as well as their implications for you as a health care professional. It includes new coverage of cultural bias and cultural competence; developmental disorders; trauma-informed care; drug use in the U.S.; alternative, complementary, and integrative medicine; stress-management techniques; and much more. Presenting both client and caregiver perspectives, this powerful resource explores the behaviors, emotions, and coping mechanisms you may encounter in a variety of health care situations and settings. Practical examples and activities help you apply what you learn to real-world scenarios.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Section I: On Becoming a Health Care Professional
  2. Ch 1: Challenges and Responsibilities of Health Care Professionals
  3. Satisfactions
  4. Challenges
  5. Responsibilities
  6. Planning for Success
  7. Empowerment
  8. Making a Decision
  9. Ch 2: The Philosophy of Individual Worth
  10. The Meaning of Individual Worth
  11. The Health Care Professional and Cultural Bias
  12. Implications for Health Care Professionals
  13. Practicing a Philosophy of Individual Worth
  14. Ch 3: Self-Understanding
  15. Your Role as a Student
  16. Taking a New Look at Yourself
  17. Your Life Roles
  18. Section II: Understanding Human Behavior
  19. Ch 4: Influences on Behavior
  20. The Basis of Human Behavior
  21. How People are Alike and Different
  22. Heredity
  23. The Developmental Process
  24. Environment
  25. Influences during Childhood
  26. Changing Influences during Life
  27. Assuming Responsibility for Behavior
  28. The Health Care Professional and the Patient
  29. Ch 5: Physical Needs
  30. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs
  31. Essential Physical Needs
  32. The Sleep Cycle
  33. Satisfaction of Physical Needs
  34. Comfort and Safety Needs
  35. Physical Needs and Behavior
  36. Understanding Behavior in Terms of Physical Needs
  37. Ch 6: Self-Esteem and Social Needs
  38. Social/Emotional Needs
  39. The Self-Concept
  40. Self-Esteem
  41. Influence of others on One’s Sense of Self
  42. Effects of Success and Failure
  43. Success
  44. Finding Self-Approval
  45. The Importance of Acceptance
  46. The Importance of Approval from Others
  47. Conformity
  48. The Need to Believe That Others Care
  49. The Need for Appreciation
  50. Social/Emotional Needs and Behavior
  51. Behavior and the Health Care Professional
  52. Ch 7: Emotions and Behavior
  53. Meaning of Emotions
  54. Importance of Emotions
  55. Physiological Effects of Emotions
  56. Stress
  57. Positive Emotions
  58. Negative Emotions
  59. Formation of Emotional Patterns
  60. Individual Differences in Emotional Patterns
  61. Gender Differences in Emotions
  62. Using Emotions Constructively
  63. Emotions and Behavior
  64. Ch 8: Adjustment and Patterns of Behavior
  65. Good Adjustment
  66. Poor Adjustment
  67. Effective Behavior versus Ineffective Behavior
  68. Emotions and Adjustment
  69. Daily Hassles
  70. Improving Adjustment
  71. Section III: Behavior and Problems in Living
  72. Ch 9: Common Threats to Adjustment
  73. Change as a Threat to Adjustment
  74. Life Stages and Change
  75. Social and Cultural Stressors
  76. Major Changes
  77. Chronic Stressors
  78. Coping Skills and Resilience
  79. Ch 10: Effects of Trauma
  80. What is Trauma?
  81. Traumatic Experiences
  82. Domestic Violence
  83. Reactions to Trauma
  84. The Survivor Role
  85. Trauma-Informed Care
  86. Ch 11: Defense Mechanisms
  87. The Purpose of Defense Mechanisms
  88. Rationalization
  89. Projection
  90. Displacement
  91. Escape into Illness
  92. Repression
  93. Withdrawal
  94. Substance Abuse and Dependency
  95. Codependency
  96. Defense Mechanisms and Adjustment
  97. Ch 12: Frustration and Inner Conflict
  98. Degrees of Frustration
  99. Cumulative Effects of Frustration
  100. Sources of Frustration
  101. Effects of Frustration
  102. Frustration and Behavior Patterns
  103. Perfectionism and Frustration
  104. Coping with Frustration
  105. Inner Conflict
  106. Types of Inner Conflict
  107. How to Deal with Inner Conflict
  108. Inner Conflict and Adjustment
  109. Inner Conflict and the Health Care Professional
  110. Inner Conflict and the Patient
  111. Using Knowledge about Inner Conflict
  112. Section IV: Effective Human Relations and Communication
  113. Ch 13: Effects of Illness on Behavior
  114. Physical Effects of Illness
  115. Emotional Effects of Illness
  116. General Effects of Serious Illness
  117. Influences on Patients’ Reactions to Illness
  118. The Challenge for Health Care Professionals
  119. Ch 14: Human Relations and Coping with Patient Behavior
  120. Practicing Effective Patient Relations
  121. Helping Patients Adjust to Illness
  122. General Guidelines
  123. Common Behavior Patterns of Patients
  124. Conclusion
  125. Ch 15: Practicing Effective Communication
  126. Observing and Interpreting Nonverbal Behavior
  127. Verbal Communication
  128. Ambiguity
  129. Discrepancies in a Message
  130. Paraverbal Communication
  131. Effective Listening
  132. Assumptions and Expectations
  133. Improving Communication Skills
  134. Communication and the Health Care Professional
  135. Section V: Death and Loss
  136. Ch 16: Grief and Loss Throughout Life
  137. Learning to Cope with Change and Loss
  138. Significance of Loss
  139. Losses Due to Death
  140. Suicide
  141. Death of a Parent
  142. Losses in Specific Periods of the Life Span
  143. Guidelines for Using Loss and Grief as a Growth Experience
  144. Understanding Grief
  145. Effects of Grief
  146. Importance of the Grief Process
  147. Influences on the Grief Process
  148. Roles of Health Care Professionals
  149. Guidelines for Assisting the Family of a Dying Patient
  150. Ch 17: Death: Attitudes and Practices
  151. Past Attitudes and Practices
  152. Changing Attitudes and Practices
  153. Current Attitudes and Practices
  154. The Emergence of Thanatology
  155. The Meaning of Death
  156. Death with Dignity
  157. Euthanasia
  158. Evolution of the Right-to-Die Movement
  159. Societal Issues Related to Care of the Dying
  160. Legal Aspects of the Right to Die
  161. A Dilemma for Health Care Professionals
  162. Ch 18: Caring for the Dying Person
  163. Reactions to Diagnosis of a Terminal Illness
  164. Stages of Dying
  165. Dying as a Growth Process
  166. Personal and Family Issues Related to Care of the Dying
  167. Home Care
  168. Hospice Care
  169. Palliative Care
  170. Medical Issues Related to Care of the Dying
  171. Rights of the Dying Person
  172. Roles of Health Care Professionals
  173. Guidelines for Care of a Dying Person
  174. Section VI: Trends in Health Care
  175. Ch 19: Health Care through the Ages
  176. Healing in Early Civilizations
  177. Evolution of Modern Health Care
  178. Allopathic, Alternative, and Complementary Medicine
  179. Holistic Medicine
  180. Innovators and Modern Medicine
  181. Issues in Health Care
  182. Staying Informed
  183. The Health Care System-Today and Tomorrow
  184. Ch 20: What Is Healing? Who Is the Healer?
  185. The Immune System-Protector and Defender of the Body
  186. The Placebo Effect
  187. The Mind/Body Healing System
  188. Who Gets Sick? Who Gets Well?
  189. The Therapeutic Environment
  190. Intention
  191. Who Survives?
  192. The Holistic Approach to Health Care
  193. Conclusion
  194. Ch 21: Alternative, Complementary, and Integrative Medicine
  195. What Is Legitimate Therapy?
  196. Holistic Medicine
  197. Psychoneuroimmunology
  198. Osteopathy
  199. Chiropractic
  200. Naturopathy
  201. Psychotherapy/Counseling
  202. Homeopathy
  203. Ayurvedic Medicine
  204. Traditional Chinese Medicine
  205. Acupuncture
  206. Acupressure and Shiatsu
  207. Reflexology
  208. Therapeutic Massage
  209. Healing Touch
  210. The Self-Help Trend
  211. Integrative Medicine
  212. Role of the Health Care Professional
  213. Ch 22: Managing Stress
  214. Effects of Stress
  215. Managing Stress
  216. Relaxation
  217. Exercise
  218. Mindfulness
  219. Using Positive Affirmations
  220. Glossary
  221. Index

 

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