Predicting and Changing Health Behaviour: Research and Practice with Social Cognition Models
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Predicting and Changing Health Behaviour: Research and Practice with Social Cognition Models

by Mark Conner, Paul Norman

health psychology behavioral science
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Predicting and Changing Health Behaviour explores the use of social cognition models in understanding and influencing health-related actions. Combining research with practical application, Mark Conner and Paul Norman present a focused resource for readers studying health psychology, behavioural science, and strategies for changing behaviour.

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Predicting and Changing Health Behaviour examines how social cognition models can be used to understand health-related behaviour.

Written by Mark Conner and Paul Norman, the book connects the prediction of behaviour with approaches for encouraging change.

It brings research and practice together, making it relevant to readers interested in health behaviour, psychology, and applied research.

The book offers a focused overview of social cognition models in the context of health and behavioural change.

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