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Science and medicine in dialogue: thinking through particulars and universals
Roger Bibace (ed.)
Westport, Conn.: Praeger (2005)
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Written by three experts in the field, this book explores the understanding of human wellness and disease as fostered through the collaborative contributions of...Other Versions
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Decision making with incomplete information: Systemic and nonsystemic ways of thinking in psychology and medicine.A. am Toomeln
Meaning and decision making processes about health issues: Toward a qualitative methodology of investigation.Katia S. Amorim & Maria Clotilda Rossetti-Ferreira
Recruitment and retention: Examining process in research relationships.Mary Alston Kerllenevich, Kenneth L. Noller & Roger Bibace
Universals and particulars in the practices of psychology and medicine: Entering a dialogue.Roger Bibace, James D. Laird & Kenneth L. Noiler
Fast and frugal heuristics in medical decision making. (pages 3--15)Gerd Gigerenzer & Stephanie Kurzenhauser
Promoting prevention and detection: Psychologically tailoring and framing messages about health. (pages 17--42)Peter Salovey
Understanding the results of medical tests: Why the representation of statistical information matters. (pages 83--98)Ulrich Hoffrage, Stephanie Kurzenhäuser & Gerd Gigerenzer
The centralityof the clinician: A view of medicine from the general to the particular. (pages 99)Kenneth L. Noller & Roger Bibace
A no-fault learning program (nflp) as life long learning. (pages 109)Roger Bibace & Kenneth L. Nailer
Analysis of psychological processes related to outcomes in sensory-driven medical procedures. (pages 121--138)Roger Bibace, Robert Leeman & Kenneth L. Noller
Evidence-based medicine: Quantitatively moving from the universal to the particular. (pages 139--158)D. Chelmow
Seeking health care: Practical steps taken by a woman in an immigration context. (pages 161)Sofie Baarnhielm
Generic disease and particular lives: a systemic and dynamic approach to childhood cancer. (pages 197)Micheline Silva
Decision making with incomplete information: Systemic and nonsystemic ways of thinking in psychology and medicine. (pages 231--241)Aaro Toomela
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