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According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1946, health is defined as:
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1946, health is defined as:
- Complete physical, mental, and social well-being (correct)
- The presence of happiness and contentment
- The ability to perform daily tasks without difficulty
- The absence of disease or infirmity
What is the primary focus of health psychology?
What is the primary focus of health psychology?
- Improvement of economic policies
- Psychological analysis of social behavior
- Promotion and maintenance of health (correct)
- Treatment of illness only
Health psychology contributes to the identification of:
Health psychology contributes to the identification of:
- Economic factors influencing health
- Social determinants of happiness
- Cultural differences in health perceptions
- Etiologic and diagnostic correlates of health and illness (correct)
What does health psychology aim to improve?
What does health psychology aim to improve?
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How does health psychology contribute to health and well-being?
How does health psychology contribute to health and well-being?
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What is a common categorization system for pain?
What is a common categorization system for pain?
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What problematic pain phenomenon is often without physical support to the sign of injury?
What problematic pain phenomenon is often without physical support to the sign of injury?
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What was not adequate to unravel problematic pain phenomena such as chronic pain?
What was not adequate to unravel problematic pain phenomena such as chronic pain?
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What type of pain is often with no physical support to the sign of injury?
What type of pain is often with no physical support to the sign of injury?
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What was the primary focus of early theories of pain?
What was the primary focus of early theories of pain?
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