Evidence of the Associations between Individual and Partner Autonomy Support and Physiological Stress in the Context of Conversations about Weight among Couples Who are Overweight or Obese during a 6-Month Intervention

Denes, Amanda; Crowley, John P.; Ponivas, Ambyre; Cornelius, Talea; Allred, Ryan; Gettens, Katelyn; Powers, Theodore A.; Gorin, Amy A.

doi:10.1080/10410236.2021.1880685

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Methodological insights for the study of communication in health

Thompson,

Beach

2023

Pragmatics &Amp; Beyond New Series

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The study of communication as it relates to health and healthcare delivery has historically come from two key directions: research on provider-patient interaction and research on public health campaigns. This chapter will address the first of those areas as well as some other aspects of interpersonal health communication, as those are most relevant to the heart of the present volume. The present chapter will overview the significant directions that have been evident in health communication research and theory over the course of the last several decades. In addition to providing historical context for such work, important examples of research methods and relevant theory will be discussed.

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