Commentary: Reintegrating psychology into an expanded biopsychosocial model of severe acute respiratory syndrome
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Auteurs : Fanny M. CheungSource :
- Asian Journal of Social Psychology [ 1367-2223 ] ; 2004-04.
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- Asian association, Asian journal, Behavioral medicine, Biopsychosocial, Biopsychosocial model, Blackwell publishing, Cheung, Chinese students, Chinese university, Clinical psychology, Daily life, Defensive pessimism, Different phases, Different regions, Dispositional optimism, Drug treatment, Ecological context, Health behaviors, Health psychology, Heritage values, Hong kong, Infection control measures, Infectious diseases, Japanese group dynamics association, Negative outcomes, Online questionnaire, Outbreak, Paradigm shift, Preliminary tests, Prosocial concerns, Psychological research, Psychosocial dimensions, Public health, Research agenda, Respiratory syndrome, Sars, Sars crisis, Sars epidemic, Sars outbreak, Sars research, Social cognition, Social commission, Social impact, Social issues, Social perception, Social psychology, Special issue, Syndrome, Unrealistic optimism, World health organization.
Abstract
The Special Issue highlights the importance of psychology in the research agenda on severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). The five articles examined relevant theories on social cognition and coping in the ecological context of the SARS outbreak. They provide preliminary tests to current psychological principles of coping and health psychology in a real crisis. The limitations of the studies are recognized. Other areas of psychological research on SARS are suggested. It is proposed that the biopsychosocial model of behavioral medicine could be expanded as a paradigm in public health to study and prepare for future emerging epidemics.
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