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BME1130The human being in health and illness(MED)
Associate Professor K Jones (Psychological Medicine) 6 points + One 2-hour lecture/demonstration, one 1-hour and up to three hours of project work per week + First semester + Clayton + Prohibitions: BME1122 Synopsis: The complex relationships between health and illness and behaviour of the individual, beginning with an introduction to concepts of health and psychological well-being, illness, disease and disability. Normal and abnormal reactions to illness are covered and students will study an individual with a chronic medical condition. Physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural reactions are considered, and the biological factors and psychological processes - such as perception, learning, memory, cognition and emotion - that underlie these. The impact of behaviour - particularly habits - on health and well-being is covered, as well as illness prevention and health promotion. Assessment: Written examination: 50% + Essay (2500 words): 35% + Tutorial assignments: 15% |
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