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Health literacy is both a personal asset and a risk factor (Nutbeam, 2008). It is defined by the Wo rld Health Organization (WHO, 1998) as "the co gnitive and social skills which determine the motivat...
What do we know so far?The role of health knowledge within theories of health literacy
What do we know so far health knowledge health literacy
2016/1/27
Health knowledge has been linked to health literacy (HL) frequently, yet the role of health knowledge remains theoretically inconclusive and empiricallyunderstudied. A selective overview on the role o...
The intention-behaviour gap–it’s all under control (executive control)
intention-behaviour all under control
2016/1/25
Successful health behaviour change often requires the foregoing of short-term pleasures and convenience in favour of less pleasurable, more effortful behaviours. As initiating and maintaining a series...
Gene-environment interactions and health behaviours:Opportunities for European health psychology
Gene-environment interactions health European health psychology
2016/1/25
Important theoretical models in contemporary health psychology have concentrated on environmental risk factors, such as norms and behaviours of peers and family members, to explain health behaviours. ...
Finding better ways of motivating and assisting smokers to stop:Research at the CRUK Health Behaviour Research Centre
motivating and assisting smokers to stop CRUK Health Behaviour Research Centre
2016/1/25
A major goal of Health Psychology is to find better ways of encouraging and helping people to stop doing things that are bad for their physical or mental health but which they enjoy or that meet immed...
Theory-based behaviour prediction and change: An interview with Gaston Godin
Theory-based behaviour prediction change Gaston Godin
2016/1/25
From your research programme we can see that you conduct research with different groups, namely adolescents, adults, and healthcare professionals. Fromyour experience what do you consider as similarit...
The psychology of appearance:Why health psychologists should “do looks”
psychology of appearance health psychologists do looks
2016/1/25
Societal interest in appearance has a long history, but has never been more prevalent than now. Messages associating physical attractiveness with success and happiness are unremitting; researchers and...
This year a joint British Psychological Society Division of Health Psychology (BPS DHP) and EHPS annual conference was hosted by the University of Bath, UK. There was a total of 713 delegates. The key...
CREATE 2008 Report:Exploring risk perceptions and developing risk communications
CREATE risk perceptions risk communications
2016/1/25
The 2008 workshop took place in the beautiful UK city of Bath. The workshop was then followed by the 2008 BPS and EHPS joint conference. For those people who attended the workshop and the conference t...
How to reach a target group with Internet-delivered interventions?
target group Internet-delivered interventions
2016/1/25
Embedding the intervention in a social context could be defined as a feasible and appropriate way to disseminate Internet-delivered interventions (Crutzen, De Nooijer, Brouwer, Oenema, Brug, & De Vrie...
Social change and new challenges for health psychology:Highlights from the 20th conference of the European Health Psychology Society
Social change health psychology the 20th conference European Health Psychology Society
2016/1/18
Warsaw, Poland played host to the 20th annual meeting of the European Health Psychology Society, held from 30 August to 2 September 2006.The program featured six keynote lectures, 231 oral and 272 pos...
Emotions and the heart:psychological risk factors for cardiovascular disease
Emotions and the heart psychological risk factors cardiovascular disease
2016/1/18
The idea that emotions contribute to heart disease has a long history. In the 18th century John Hunter, the Scottish surgeon and anatomist, and a famously quicktempered man with angina, reportedly sai...
Self-ratings of health and longevity:A health psychologist’s viewpoint on epidemiological findings
Self-ratings health longevity:health psychologist’s viewpoint epidemiological
2016/1/18
“How, in general, would you rate your health:excellent, very good, good, fair, or poor?” This simple question often serves as an opening to many largesociological and epidemiological health-related su...
Facilitating health behaviour change and its maintenance:Interventions based on Self-Determination Theory
health behaviour change maintenance Interventions Self-Determination Theory
2016/1/18
Despite many recent technical breakthroughs in health care, human behaviour remains the largest source of variance in health-related outcomes (Schroeder, 2007). People’s health and well-being are robu...