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APA Handbook of Health Psychology
This three-volume set covers the foundations of the field of Health Psychology, issues relating to public health, and clinical approaches.
Cardiovascular and Cortisol Responses to Experimentally-Induced Minority Stress [PDF]
This study observes the effects of adding minority stress to challenging interpersonal tasks and begins to identify mechanisms whereby minority stress might contribute to physical health problems.
Cardiovascular Disease: Psychological, Social, and Behavioral Influences
Special issue of the APA journal American Psychologist, Vol. 73, No. 8, November 2018. The purpose of the issue is to highlight innovative psychological research in cardiovascular health promotion, disease prevention, and management.
Intimate Relationships, Individual Adjustment, and Coronary Heart Disease: Implications of Overlapping Associations in Psychosocial Risk [PDF]
This article combines research on the intimate relationship and individual adjustment risk factor domains to better understand their influence on the risk and course of coronary heart disease.
Close Family Relationships and Health
Special issue of the APA journal American Psychologist, Vol. 72, No. 6, September 2017. The articles focus on interpersonal mechanisms, cultural specificity, personality and emotion regulation, couples dynamics in chronic disease, and the biological mechanisms involved in linking relationships to health outcomes.
