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Course name
Health Psychology
Institution
Wesleyan University
Instructor
David Finitsis
Wikipedia Expert
Ian (Wiki Ed)
Subject
Psychology
Course dates
2024-01-26 00:00:00 UTC – 2024-05-14 23:59:59 UTC
Approximate number of student editors
12


This course introduces students to the substantial role psychology plays in our experience of both disease and well-being. We will also learn how an integration of biological, psychological, and social factors can both establish and maintain these phenomena. Students in this class will be called upon to effectively digest empirical research reports one week, and journalism, literature, or memoir the next. Every level of analysis is open to consideration, measurement, and exploration from the organelle, to the organism, to the organization. Thus, health psychology is a expanding constellation of “fields within a field,” and we will attempt to cover as much of that breadth as we reasonably can in one semester. At the same time, we will pay special attention to those areas I have the most professional experience with: cancer, HIV/AIDS, chronic pain, and solid-organ transplant, to name a few.

Student Assigned Reviewing
SidaChu Vaginoplasty Irritable bowel syndrome, Anton syndrome
Sairah Mamik Anton Syndrome Polycystic ovary syndrome, Essential thrombocythemia
Miafclark Lyme disease Traditional Chinese Medicine, Child bereavement
Lcortez26 Child bereavement Body dysmorphic disorder, Vaginoplasty
Nicoleschully Polycystic ovary syndrome Lyme disease
Portiapliam Essential thrombocythemia Irritable bowel syndrome, Anton syndrome
Charlottebaker1 Irritable bowel syndrome Polycystic ovary syndrome, Essential thrombocythemia
Jackhan8582 Body dysmorphic disorder Traditional Chinese Medicine, Child bereavement
FeliceRCLi Traditional Chinese medicine Body dysmorphic disorder
Ryancaserta2 Hygiene hypothesis Lyme disease, Adverse Childhood Experiences
Cab1234567 Adverse childhood experiences Irritable bowel syndrome, Anton syndrome