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Reproductive Health Psychology

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

02.04.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

378

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/17.5/2.5 cm

Gewicht

726 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-68338-5

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"I thoroughly recommend this textbook to researchers in this field - as the author's hard work has made it a lot easier for the rest of us to grasp the evidence!." ( Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology , 7 January 2013) "It is difficult not to appreciate the extensive work that has gone into researching and compiling evidence for each chapter of this textbook to provide a concise, accessible and comprehensive overview. I thoroughly recommend this textbook to researchers in this field - as the author's hard work has made it a lot easier for the rest of us to grasp the evidence!" Journal of Reproductive and Infant Psychology, 2012 "...(this book) will be of considerable value to both undergraduate and post-graduate students who are studying reproductive health. However, its coverage and accessibility mean that it deserves to be widely read by anyone with an academic, professional or personal interest in human reproduction." Bionews, November 2012

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

02.04.2012

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

378

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/17.5/2.5 cm

Gewicht

726 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-470-68338-5

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  • Produktbild: Reproductive Health Psychology
  • Preface xiii

    Facts xvi

    Acknowledgements xvii

    Part 1 Psychology of Reproductive Health 1

    1 Introduction to the Psychology of Reproductive Health 3

    1.1 Maternal Morbidity and Mortality 4

    1.2 Age Shifts and Reproductive Consequences 4

    1.3 Interactions between Socioeconomic, Behavioural, Biological and Genetic

    Factors and Reproductive Health 6

    1.4 Summary 13

    1.5 References 13

    2 Psychological Theories of Health and Illness 17

    2.1 Twentieth-century Psychological Models Applied to Health and Illness 17

    2.2 Health Psychological Models 18

    2.3 Changing Health Status 25

    2.4 Concepts Used in Health Psychology 25

    2.5 Stress, Coping and Appraisal 26

    2.6 Cross-cultural Differences 27

    2.7 Ethical Issues 28

    2.8 Counselling, Advice and Support 29

    2.9 Methodologies 30

    2.10 Summary 30

    2.11 References 31

    Part 2 Psychological Processes of Early Growth and Development 33

    3 Growth and Development 35

    3.1 Foetal Growth and Development 35

    3.2 Infant and Child Growth and Development 36

    3.3 Causes of Signifi cant Variations in Growth and Development 37

    3.4 Manipulations of Growth and Development 37

    3.5 Disability 38

    3.6 Gender Development 39

    3.7 Causes of Signifi cant Variations in Sex and Gender 40

    3.8 Epidemiology 41

    3.9 Screening / Assessment 41

    3.10 Theories / Models 43

    3.11 Treatment / Management 45

    3.12 Guidelines 46

    3.13 Summary 46

    3.14 References 47

    4 Adolescent Development 50

    4.1 Behavioural Factors Infl uencing Reproductive Health Outcome 50

    4.2 Epidemiology 50

    4.3 Sexual Development 52

    4.4 Effects of Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Behaviours 52

    4.5 Treatments / Interventions 53

    4.6 Theories / Models 54

    4.7 Disease and Treatment Effects on Adolescent's Reproductive Health Outcomes 56

    4.8 Individual, Household and Family 56

    4.9 Guidelines 57

    4.10 Interventions 58

    4.11 Summary 58

    4.12 References 59

    Part 3 Psychological Factors of Menarche, Sexual and Reproductive Development 63

    5 The Menstrual Cycle 65

    5.1 Menarche 65

    5.2 Menstruation 66

    5.3 The Effects of Eating Disorders on the Menstrual Cycle 67

    5.4 The Effects of Exercise on the Menstrual Cycle 68

    5.5 The Effects of Nutrition on the Menstrual Cycle 69

    5.6 Menstrual Cycle Disorders 71

    5.7 Treatment / Management 73

    5.8 Summary 75

    5.9 Reference 75

    6 Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder 79

    6.1 Epidemiology 79

    6.2 Defi nition 79

    6.3 Assessment / Measurement 81

    6.4 Theories / Models 82

    6.5 Characteristics of Women with PMDD / PMS 82

    6.6 Effects of PMDD / PMS 83

    6.7 Attributions of Symptoms to the Menstrual Cycle 85

    6.8 Treatment for PMDD / PMS 85

    6.9 Summary 86

    6.10 References 86

    7 Sex and Contraception 90

    7.1 Sexual Behaviour 90

    7.2 Sexual Dysfunction / Disease 91

    7.3 Epidemiology 92

    7.4 Interventions / Treatments 92

    7.5 Contraception 93

    7.6 Defi nition 93

    7.7 Contraceptive Use 94

    7.8 Safe Sex / Contraceptives Behaviours 94

    7.9 Effects of Risky Sexual Behaviours 96

    7.10 Processes and Factors Affecting the Problem 96

    7.11 Theories / Models 97

    7.12 Treatment / Management 99

    7.13 Guidelines 99

    7.14 Summary 100

    7.15 References 100

    8 Reproduction and Fertility 104

    8.1 Defi nition 105

    8.2 Lifestyle Factors Affecting Reproduction 106

    8.3 Treatment / Management 113

    8.4 Reproductive Health Promotion 114

    8.5 Policy / Guidelines 115

    8.6 Summary 115

    8.7 References 115

    Part 4 The Psychological Context of Infertility 119

    9 Infertility 121

    9.1 Epidemiology 122

    9.2 Causes of Infertility 122

    9.3 Behavioural and Lifestyle Factors 122

    9.4 Infertility in Children and Young Adults Treated for Serious Illness 123

    9.5 Behavioural Processes and Factors Affecting Infertility 126

    9.6 Age Effects on Reproduction 127

    9.7 Theories / Models 128

    9.8 Gender and Cultural Differences 133

    9.9 Coping with the Psychological Effects of Infertility 134

    9.10 Social Support 136

    9.11 Summary 137

    9.12 References 137

    10 Overcoming Involuntary Childlessness and Assisted Conception 144

    10.1 Epidemiology 145

    10.2 Effects of Lifestyle Factors on Treatment 146

    10.3 Treatment / Management 148

    10.4 Defi nitions and Consequences of Treatments 149

    10.5 Adoption 165

    10.6 Treatment Abroad 166

    10.7 Ethical Issues 168

    10.8 Giving Up Treatment 168

    10.9 Counselling 169

    10.10 Guidelines / Policy 169

    10.11 Summary 170

    10.12 References 170

    x Contents

    Part 5 Psychological Processes of Fertility and Pregnancy 181

    11 Pregnancy 183

    11.1 Behavioural Factors 184

    11.2 Lifestyle Factors 185

    11.3 Psychological Factors 191

    11.4 Social and Cultural Factors 192

    11.5 Diffi cult Pregnancies 194

    11.6 Effects of Maternal Mood on the Foetus 196

    11.7 Partners of Pregnant Women 196

    11.8 Theories / Models 197

    11.9 Guidelines 197

    11.10 Summary 198

    11.11 References 198

    12 Screening 207

    12.1 Screening for Foetal Health 208

    12.2 Screening Tests 208

    12.3 Reasons for Uptake of Tests 210

    12.4 The Consequences of Taking the Tests 211

    12.5 Theories / Models 212

    12.6 The Social Impact 215

    12.7 Policy / Guidelines 215

    12.8 Sex Selection 216

    12.9 Foetal Reduction 217

    12.10 Foeticide 218

    12.11 Summary 218

    12.12 References 218

    13 Miscarriage 222

    13.1 Defi nition 222

    13.2 Epidemiology 223

    13.3 Causes / Risk Factors 223

    13.4 Theories / Models 225

    13.5 Effects of Miscarriage 227

    13.6 Monitoring / Assessment 232

    13.7 Treatment / Interventions 233

    13.8 Summary 234

    13.9 References 235

    14 Abortion 241

    14.1 Abortion Procedures 241

    14.2 Epidemiology 242

    14.3 Legalization 242

    14.4 Attitudes to Abortion 243

    14.5 Abortion for Sex Selection 244

    14.6 Abortion for Social Reasons 244

    14.7 Abortion for Medical Reasons 245

    14.8 Characteristics of Women Having Abortions 246

    14.9 Psychological Effects 247

    14.10 Partners of Women Having an Abortion 248

    14.11 Theories / Models 249

    14.12 Treatment / Interventions 250

    14.13 Guidelines 251

    14.14 Summary 252

    14.15 References 252

    Part 6 The Psychology of the Puerperium and Parenting 259

    15 Labour and Delivery 261

    15.1 Childbirth 261

    15.2 Interventions 263

    15.3 The Experience of Childbirth as a Traumatic Event 264

    15.4 Preterm Labour / Delivery Complications 266

    15.5 Perinatal Death 268

    15.6 Summary 268

    15.7 References 268

    16 Perinatal Anxiety Disorders 272

    16.1 Defi nitions 272

    16.2 Epidemiology 274

    16.3 Causes of Perinatal Anxiety Disorders 274

    16.4 Theories / Models 275

    16.5 Treatment / Management 275

    16.6 Summary 276

    16.7 References 276

    17 Perinatal Depressive Disorders 279

    17.1 The Baby Blues 279

    17.2 Maternal Postnatal Depression 280

    17.3 Paternal Postnatal Depression 288

    17.4 Puerperal Psychosis 288

    17.5 Summary 289

    17.6 References 289

    18 Parenting and the Postnatal Period 295

    18.1 Effects of Parenting 295

    18.2 Parenting Practices 296

    18.3 Adjustment to Parenthood 297

    18.4 Theories / Models 298

    18.5 Gender Roles 299

    18.6 Decision to Become Parents 300

    18.7 Transition to Parenthood 302

    18.8 Summary 307

    18.9 References 308

    Part 7 Psychological Factors of Menopause, Sex and Reproduction in Later Life 315

    19 Menopause 317

    19.1 The Menopause and Health 317

    19.2 Defi nition 318

    19.3 Causes of Menopausal Distress / Discomfort 319

    19.4 Epidemiology 321

    19.5 Screening / Assessment 321

    19.6 Theories / Models 322

    19.7 Processes and Factors Affecting the Problem 323

    19.8 Treatment / Management 324

    19.9 Guidelines 327

    19.10 Summary 327

    19.11 References 328

    20 Ageing and Sexual Behaviours and Sexual Health 333

    20.1 Factors Affecting the Sexual Health of Older People 333

    20.2 Attitudes to Sex in Older People 334

    20.3 Sexual Health Education 335

    20.4 Effects of Ignorance / Problems with Sex 335

    20.5 Health Risks 337

    20.6 Theories / Models 338

    20.7 Treatment / Management 339

    20.8 Policy / Guidelines 340

    20.9 Summary 341

    20.10 References 341

    21 Ageing and Reproduction 344

    21.1 Epidemiology 345

    21.2 Characteristics of Older People Seeking Assisted Conception 345

    21.3 Reproductive Choice and Reproductive Rights 346

    21.4 Reproductive Health of Older People 347

    21.5 Reproductive Outcomes 348

    21.6 Screening / Assessment 349

    21.7 Treatment / Management 349

    21.8 Theories / Models 350

    21.9 Policy / Guidelines 350

    21.10 Summary 350

    21.11 References 351

    Index 353