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Which profession can benefit from acquiring communicative skills from a psychological perspective?

What is the focus of health psychology?

What is the definition of psychology?

What are the guiding principles of the dental profession?

What is the main focus of social psychology?

Why is studying psychology and communication important in a Bachelor's Degree?

What is the purpose of continuous training for health professionals?

What influences most pathologies, including dental and buccal diseases?

What are the learning aspects emphasized in the doctor-patient relationship?

What does health psychology focus on in relation to health?

Which model of health focuses on physical/biological factors, considers disease as separate from mental phenomena, and neglects psychological, social, and cultural aspects?

Which model of health recognizes that health and illness are a continuous process, and considers multiple aspects in diagnosis?

Which model of health emphasizes reductionism and locating the root cause of illness either outside the body or due to internal changes?

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), how is health defined?

During which historical period did the religious perspective on health persist, with the Church and priests as protectors?

Who introduced the concept of dualism, separating the mind and body as independent entities that can interact?

Which model of health is focused on prevention and health promotion, and considers health and illness as a continuous process?

Which model of health takes into account the role of psychological and social factors in the etiology, course, and outcomes of illness?

What are some aims within the healthcare context?

What did Sigmund Freud propose about the relationship between unconscious conflicts and physical disturbances?

Which of the following is NOT a potential negative effect of pressure to maximize wellness?

What is the role of social pressure on health and disease?

Which of the following is NOT an empirical method used in psychology?

What are the three approaches to generate knowledge in psychology?

Which research design in psychology involves manipulating the independent variable and measuring the dependent variable to establish causation?

What does correlation imply?

What do theoretical studies in psychology involve?

What types of studies involve testing hypotheses and examining the causal relationship between variables?

Which method does NOT fall under non-experimental methods in psychology?

What does the scientific method in psychology include?

Which of the following is a main feature of clinical trials?

What distinguishes community trials from clinical trials?

Which type of trial provides strong evidence of a causal relationship?

Which type of study involves testing hypotheses and examining the causal relationship between variables?

What is the distinguishing feature between observational and experimental studies?

What are the requirements to start a clinical trial?

What is the distinguishing feature between clinical trials and observational studies?

Which method is NOT used for randomization in clinical trials?

What are the generalities of field trials?

Which of the following is a distinguishing feature of clinical trials?

What is the main characteristic of field trials?

What distinguishes community trials from clinical trials?