The Cognitive-Social Health Information-Processing (C-SHIP) model: A theoretical framework for research in behavioral oncology. Technology and methods in behavioral medicine.
Miller, Suzanne M.; Diefenbach, Michael A.
Krantz, David S. (Ed); Baum, Andrew (Ed), (1998). Technology and methods in behavioral medicine, (pp. 219-244). Mahwah, NJ, US: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers, xviii, 305 pp.
Describes an overarching theoretical framework that is explicitly designed to meet the current and emerging cancer prevention-control challenges posed to behavioral medicine and health psychology by building on the relevant cumulative findings of cognitive and social science. The Cognitive-Social Health Information-Processing (C-SHIP) model systematically analyzes how individuals cognitively and affectively process information about their health, medical risks, and treatment options and how this information translates into health-enhancing or health-defeating behaviors. The focus is on the dynamic, yet stable, structure of relations among the cognitive-affective mediating units that process cancer-relevant information and that lead to decisions about and the execution of cancer-relevant behaviors. We first describe the cognitive-affective mediating units identified by the model and then review the literature that pertains to these cognitive-affective dynamics. Finally, we discuss the implications of the model for the design of interventions to facilitate decision making, adjustment, and adherence in the face of cancer risk and diagnosis. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)
描述一個總體的理論框架，明確設計，以滿足當前和新興的癌症預防控制所帶來的挑戰，以健康的心理和行為醫學通過建立累積的結果對有關的認知和社會科學。認知 - 社會健康信息處理（C - SHIP）模型系統地分析個人如何處理信息的認知和affectively對自己的健康，醫療風險和治療方案以及將這些信息轉化為健康促進和健康拆台的行為。重點是動態的，但穩定，結構之間的關係的認知，情感中介單位的過程與癌症相關的信息，領導的決定和執行有關的癌症相關的行為。我們首先描述的認知，情感中介單位確定的模型，然後檢查這些文獻，涉及到認知，情感動力。最後，我們討論了影響該模型的設計的干預措施，以促進決策，調整，並堅持在面對癌症的風險和診斷。 （PsycINFO數據庫記錄（C）2010 APA，保留所有權利）
