Oral PresentationsPsychological factors in smoking cessation Increasing women’s intentions to stop smoking following an abnormal cervical smear test result: the role of coherence Hall, Sue, UK Bishop, Amanda J, UK Marteau, Theresa M, UK (No. 109) Predictors of smoking cessation and relapse in Dutch adults Hoving, Ciska, The Netherlands Mudde, Aart, The Netherlands de Vries, Hein, The Netherlands (No. 111) A smoking cessation intervention based on self-regulation theory and web/mobile phone techology. Kraft, Pål, Norway (No. 117) Smokers’ beliefs about nicotine replacement therapy: a qualitative study Vogt, Florian, UK Hall, Sue, UK Marteau, Theresa, UK (No. 131) Nation-wide dissemination of a minimal conctact smoking cessation intervention for General practitioners in the Netherlands: predictors of GP’s adoption behavior Pieterse, Marcel - Netherlands Seydel, Erwin - Netherlands DeVries, Hein - Netherlands (No. 222) Stress Daily episodes of worrying and stressors increase daytime- and night-time cardiac activity Brosschot, Jos F, The Netherlands Van Dijk, Eduard, The Netherlands Thayer, Julian F., USA (No. 3) The influence of psychosocial variables and disease severity in patients with chronic illness: a one year follow-up. Groarke, AnnMarie Ireland Curtis, Ruth, Ireland Coughlan, R , Ireland (No. 12) Expressive writing and social life Horn, Andrea B., Germany Pössel, Patrick, Germany Hautzinger, Martin, Germany Traue, Harald, Germany (No. 15) The effects of written emotional disclosure on heart rate and blood pressure in response to psychological stress. O'Connor, Daryl B., UK Ashley, Laura, UK Bellerby, Sue, UK (No. 22) Job stressors and personality traits as predictors of burnout syndrome in police officers Oginska-Bulik Nina Poland Juczynski Zygfryd Poland (No.24) Emotional Intelligence of Academics Olivier, M.A.J., De Lange, N, Venter, D Occupational health Control-demand of work, psychological well-being and health behavior among young Finnish employees Ek Ellen, Finland Remes Jouko, Finland Laitinen Jaana, Finland Tammelin Tuija, Finland Järvelin Marjo-Riitta, Finland/UK (No. 84) Variations in Effort Reward Imbalance relate to stress over a nursing shift and are moderated by habitual Effort Reward Imbalance Johnston,Derek W, Scotland Jones, Martyn, Scotland Beedie, Alexis, England (No. 85) Contextual and psychosocial risk factors for neck and shoulder pain among elderly care employees Pekkarinen, Laura, Finland Sinervo, Timo, Finland Elovainio, Marko, Finland Noro, Anja, Finland (No. 89) Organisational justice, organisational commitment and psychological well-being of care workers Sinervo, Timo, Finland Elovainio, Marko, Finland Pekkarinen, Laura, Finland (No. 91) Work conditions are related to approach/avoidance work goals and well-being outcomes van der Doef, Margot, The Netherlands Pomaki, Georgia, The Netherlands (No. 92) Cultural influences in health and health care Two scales of self-perceived health: differences and association with health indicators Avendano Mauricio, the Netherlands Aro Arja, the Netherlands Mackenbach Johan, the Netherlands (No. 173) Does stimulating self-care increase self-care behaviour for minor illnesses of Dutch and Turkish inhabitants of a deprived area? Plass, Anne Marie, the Netherlands Timmermans, Danielle, the Netherlands van der Wal, Gerrit, the Netherlands (No. 178) Gender issues in safety and health at work Kauppinen, Kaisa, Finland Kumpulainen, Riitta, Finland, Houtman, Irene, The Netherlands, Copsey, Sarah, Spain (No. 238) Differences between HSES and LSES women in cervical cancer screening; an application of the I-Change Model Knops, Resie, the Netherlands de Vries, Hein, the Netherlands (No. 188) Sosioeconomic inequalities in mental health among employees Lahelma Eero, Finland Laaksonen Mikko, Finland Martikainen Pekka, Finland Rahkonen Ossi, Finland Sarlio-Lähteenkorva Sirpa, Finland (No. 189) Determinants and trends in adolescent addictive behaviours Adolescents Health Beliefs : how are they profiting from health education in schools? Fradique, Fernando - PORTUGAL Barros, Luísa - PORTUGAL (No. 104) Self-inflicting behaviour changes during the school years Gostautas Antanas, Lithuania Seibokaite Laura, Lithuania (No. 108) Parenting practices, adolescent smoking cognitions and behavior Huver, RME de Vries, H Engels, RCME (No. 112) Differences in determinants of smoking onset between boys and girls: results from the ESFA study Rahman, Juliette, the Netherlands de Vries, Hein, the Netherlands (No. 120) Cross national comparison of cannabis use among adolescents. Does context make a difference? Schmid, Holger, Switzerland Ter Bogt, Tom, Netherlands (No. 123) Personality and subjective health Positive versus negative event-mood linkages, their impact on daily health reporting, and the role of social problem solving: A prospective daily process approach Baker, Sarah, UK (No. 34) Self-efficacy, personal goals, and subjective well-being Cieslak, Roman, Poland (No. 35) Symptom Reporting: Personality and Situational Predictors in Families with Adolescents Michel Gisela, USA (No. 48) Personal goals and health Salewski, Christel, Germany Hiemisch, Anette, Germany Becker, Ulrike, Germany (No. 49) Conscientiousness and self-determination of safer sexual behaviour Ingledew, David K, United Kingdom (No. 43) Life-style, obesity and health The effects of ruminative thinking about work on sleep Cropley, Mark, UK Dijk, Derk-Jan, UK Stanley, Neil, UK (No. 36) Working conditions and weight gain Lallukka, Tea, Finland Laaksonen, Mikko, Finland Lahelma, Eero, Finland Martikainen, Pekka, Finland Sarlio-Lähteenkorva, Sirpa, Finland (No. 118) Differentiating men and women by physical activity stage of change: The role of psychosocial variables Lorentzen, Catherine, Norway Ommundsen, Yngvar, Norway (No. 216) Effects of three kinds of sociHow women diagnosed with breast cancer experience illness prior to mastectomy: A qualitative and phenomenological study Ben Sassi Mary-Laure; Demierre Melanie; Piot-Ziegler Chantal (No. 70) Applying a developmental perspective to the study of illness and somatization beliefs Barros, Luísa - PORTUGAL Joyce-Moniz, Luis - PORTUGAL Fradique, Fernando - PORTUGAL (No. 191) Stressful life events and social support: a qualitative research with immigrated women living in Tuscany STEFANILE Cristina, Italy MERINGOLO Patrizia, Italy CANGIOLI Benedetta, Italy (No. 190) Walt Whitman’s “The Wound Dresser” Reconsidered: Listening to Patients Today Hector, Mark A., U.S.A. Hector, Judith H., U.S.A. Thomas, Sandra P., U.S.A. Pollio, Howard R., U.S.A. (No. 59) The Experience of Friendship for Young Adults Holm, Suzanne, U.S.A. Hector, Mark A., U.S.A. (No. 62)l-cognitive interventions on behavior change among overweight patients Luszczynska, Aleksandra, Poland (No. 217) M.O.B.I.L.I.S. – an interdisciplinary programme for the treatment of obesity Goehner, Wiebke, Germany Fuchs, Reinhard, Germany (No. 214) Qualitative research How women diagnosed with breast cancer experience illness prior to mastectomy: A qualitative and phenomenological study Ben Sassi Mary-Laure; Demierre Melanie; Piot-Ziegler Chantal (No. 70) Applying a developmental perspective to the study of illness and somatization beliefs Barros, Luísa - PORTUGAL Joyce-Moniz, Luis - PORTUGAL Fradique, Fernando - PORTUGAL (No. 191) Stressful life events and social support: a qualitative research with immigrated women living in Tuscany STEFANILE Cristina, Italy MERINGOLO Patrizia, Italy CANGIOLI Benedetta, Italy (No. 190) Walt Whitman’s “The Wound Dresser” Reconsidered: Listening to Patients Today Hector, Mark A., U.S.A. Hector, Judith H., U.S.A. Thomas, Sandra P., U.S.A. Pollio, Howard R., U.S.A. (No. 59) The Experience of Friendship for Young Adults Holm, Suzanne, U.S.A. Hector, Mark A., U.S.A. (No. 62) Intervention methods for behaviour change Promoting Social and Emotional Well-Being in Children with Special Needs through The Self-Discovery Programme Bagh, Jagrup Kaur, U.K. Cullen, Lesley, U.K. Barlow, Julie, U.K. (No. 96) Teenage Alcohol Project - methodology of an intervention to reduce adolescent problem-drinking Chalder, Melanie, UK Elgar, Frank, UK Moore, Laurence, UK (No. 98) Increased Attention for Computer-Tailored Health Communications Ruiter, Rob, The Netherlands Kessels, Loes, The Netherlands Jansma, Bernadette, The Netherlands Brug, Johannes, The Netherlands (No. 121) Health Locus of Control Perception of Adolescents and Its Effects on Their Health Behaviours TABAK, Ruhi Selçuk, Turkey AKKÖSE, Kadriye, Turkey (No. 126) The influence of virtual coaching on social presence and motivation in home fitnessing Westerink Joyce, Netherlands de Jager, Marko, Netherlands van Herk, Jan, Netherlands de Kort, Yvonne, Netherlands Ijsselsteijn, Wijnand, Netherlands (No. 128) Qualitative studies of emotion and health “So that’s when I thought to myself, ‘My life is just horrible’”: Everyday judgments of life satisfaction Croft, Catherine, Australia Gold, Ron, Australia (No. 54) Managing a sexual relationship in the context of 'not wanting it': Experiences from women who have lost sexual desire Hinchliff, Sharron, UK Gott, Merryn, UK (No. 145) FALLS AND FEAR OF FALLING IN INSTITUTIONALISED ELDERLY: A QUALITATIVE STUDY Cuttelod Therese, Switzerland Piot-Ziegler, Chantal, Switzerland (No. 6) Gender differences in pain experience prior to hip or knee replacement with prosthesis: A qualitative and phenomenological study. Fasseur Fabienne Switzerland Castelao Enrique Switzerland Piot-Ziegler Chantal Switzerland (No. 8) Why do patients get relieved or remain worried during a primary care consultation? Laakso, Virpi, Finland Niemi, Päivi M., Finland (No. 19) Psychological factors in risk behaviors The relationship between negative mood, suicidality, illness and substance use in adolescents at risk Hüsler, Gebhard, Switzerland (No. 16) Implicit and explicit attitudes towards smoking among and the attitude-behaviour consistency in smokers and non-smokers. NIYAZI, ASLI, UK ALBERY, IAN, UK (No. 66) Country specific determinants of smoking onset in boys and girls Rahman, Juliette, the Netherlands Candel, Math, the Netherlands de Vries, Hein, the Netherlands (No. 179) Prevalence and predictors of alcohol involvement in cases attended by the ambulance service, and the role of consumption on licensed premises Bowman Jenny Australia Sidebottom Claire Australia Gillham Karen Australia Wiggers John Australia (No. 97) Cancer and screening Sense of Coherence and Distress in Cancer Patients and in their Spouses Julkunen Juhani, Finland Gustavsson-Lilius M, Finland Hietanen P, Finland (No. 146) Diagnosing psychologically oncological diseases: The cognitive orientation approach Kreitler, Shulamith, Israel Kreitler, Michal M., Israel (No. 46) A distraction based intervention to reduce distress in women undergoing cancer genetic testing Bennett, Paul UK Phelps, Ceri UK Brain, Kate UK (No. 211) The Israeli National Program for Early Detection of Breast Cancer: Women as the Target Population Neter, Efrat, Israel Hagoel, Lea, Israel Ore, Liora, Israel Almog, Ronit, Israel Rennert, Gad, Israel (No. 220) An intervention to increase attendance rates for cervical screening: the impact of implementation intentions and anticipated regret. Walsh Jane, Ireland. (No. 224) Bridging the intention-behaviour gap The structure of properties of behavioural intention and their capacity to moderate the intention-behaviour relationship Cooke, Richard, England Sheeran, Paschal, Ireland (No. 193) Bridging the Intention-Behaviour “Gap”: The Role of Moral Norm Godin, Gaston, Canada Conner, Mark, UK Sheeran, Paschal, UK (No. 197) Bridging the intention behaviour gap in the theory of planned behaviour: the case of quitting smoking Rise, Jostein, Norway Kovac, Velibor, Norway Kraft, Pål, Norway (No. 202) Implementation intentions and goal achievement: Experimental tests of explanatory processes. Sheeran, Paschal, UK Webb, Thomas, UK (No. 206) Acting on Intentions: The Role of Action Planning and Coping Planning in Lifestyle Changes following Coronary Rehabilitation Sniehotta, Falko F., Germany Scholz, Urte, Germany Schüz, Benjamin, Germany Pohontsch, Nadine, Germany Burkert, Silke, Germany (No. 207) Illness perception and quality of life Psychological variables associated with therapeutic adherence and metabolic control in adults with diabetes Pereira, M. G. - Portugal Marques, O. , Portugal Coelho, L., Portugal Castoe, G., Portugal Frias, A., Portugal (No. 157) Illness perceptions and quality of life in patients with venous thrombosis van Korlaar, Inez, the Netherlands Vossen, Carla, the Netherlands Rosendaal, Frits, the Netherlands Bovill, Edwin, USA Kaptein, Ad, the Netherlands (No. 168) Gender specific effects of personal and social resources in cancer patients Boehmer, Sonja, Germany Mohamed, Nihal E., Sudan Schulz, Ute, Germany (No. 135) Are different psychological variables related to particular measures of quality of life (QoL) in head and neck cancer (HNC) patients? Llewellyn, Carrie, UK McGurk, Mark, UK Weinman, John, UK (No. 149) Illness perceptions, self-perceived health, quality of life and mortality in patients with head and neck cancer Scharloo, Margreet, The Netherlands Kaptein, A.A., The Netherlands Langeveld, T.P.M., The Netherlands Doorn-op den Akker, M.M., The Netherlands Baatenburg de Jong, R.J., The Netherlands (No. 160) Gender and psychosocial risk factors for chronic disease Caring at home and at work: Is work always "good medicine" for women? Lyonette Clare, UK Professor Lucy Yardley, UK (No. 177) New knowledge on sex differences in risk factors for coronary heart disease (CHD) and what consequences it should have Espnes, Geir Arild, Norway Byrne, Don Yap, Jesmine (No. 40) Psychosocial Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease in Romania Baban Adriana, Romania Mih Viorel, Romania (No. 95) Depressive symptoms, education and mortality in a 10-year population based follow-up study Haukkala, Ari, Finland Laatikainen, Tiina, Finland Uutela, Antti, Finland (No. 13) Disease treatment and psychological adjustment Psychological preparation for surgery and surgery anxiety as predictors of perioperative adaptation Krohne Heinz Walter (No. 47) Transplant Discussion of Adherence in a Small Renal Population Orr, Anne, UK Finn, Paul, UK Britton, Peter, UK Holmes, Michael, UK (No. 155) Psychiatric events during interferon therapy in chronic hepatitis C (CHC): Results of a prospective study in 98 patients Constant, Aymery, France Castera, Laurent, France Henry, Chantal, France Couzigou, Patrice, France Bruchon-Schweitzer, Marilou, France (No. 72) Sense of coherence and alteration of health behavior in patients after cardiac infarct Zycinska Jolanta, Poland (No. 227) Emotional and cognitive changes following carotid endarterectomy Gremigni, Paola, Italy Sciarroni, Laura, Italy Ricci Bitti, Pio E,, Italy Pedrini, Luciano, Italy (No. 11) Methodological issues and approaches in health psychology What does the sense of coherence scale measure? Validity of the Antonovsky’s Orientation to Life Questionnaire. Gruszczynska, Ewa, Poland (No. 57) Social Comparison in chronic pain and adaptation results. Terol, M.C. (Spain) Neipp, M.C. (Spain) Sánchez, P. (Spain) Pastor, M.A. (Spain) López-Roig, S. (Spain) (No. 80) Differences between women with chronic pain differentiated by mood, in a sub-chronic and chronic phase van Mens-Verhulst Prof. dr.J., The Netherlands drs. C. Bronsink, The Netherlands dr. C. van Dijkum, The Netherlands dr. M.L. Peters, The Netherlands dr. M.J. Sorbi, The Netherlands (No. 169) The Delphi-method: some theoretical, methodological and practical issues Engels, Tim, Belgium Lambrecht, Patrick, Belgium Andries, Caroline, Belgium (No. 55) Utilization of public health research and the impact of health promotion policy: results of a European policymaker study von Lengerke, Thomas, Germany Rütten, Alfred, Germany Vinck, Jan, Belgium (No. 226) Theories and models of behaviour change Stages of Change in Fruit Intake: A Longitudinal Examination of Stability, Stage Transitions and Transition profiles De Vet, Emely, The Netherlands De Nooijer, Jascha, The Netherlands De Vries, Nanne K., The Netherlands Brug, Johannes, The Netherlands (No. 194) Applications of the I-Change Model for explaining health behaviour De Vries, Hein, the Netherlands Reubsaet, Astrid, the Netherlands De Nooijer, Jascha, The Netherlands (No. 195) Social Influences and Young People's Health Behaviours: Reasoned Action, Social Reaction and Goal Contagion RIVIS, Amanda, UK SHEERAN, Paschal, UK ARMITAGE, Christopher, UK (No. 203) More evidence that perceived behavioural control is multidimensional - a consideration of physical activity Rodgers, Wendy, Canada Courneya, Kerry, Canada Murray, Terra, Canada (No. 204) Effects of social-cognitive variables on development and maintenance of Preventive Nutrition Schüz, Benjamin, Germany Sniehotta, Falko, Germany (No. 205) Perceptions of illness and treatment among children and parents Validation of a Locus of Control Scale for children with asthma Glazebrook, Cristine, UK McPherson, Amy, UK Smith, Philip, UK Ruggins, Nigel, UK Smyth, Alan, UK (No. 41) The Disease Impact on Caregiver questionnaire: assessing the child respiratory allergy impact on parents Quality of Life. Giardini, Anna, Italy Majani, Giuseppina, Italy Pierobon Antonia, Italy Baiardini, Ilaria, Italy La Grutta, Stefania, Italy; Marseglia Gian Luigi, Italy (No. 106) The Long-Term Effectiveness of a Training and Support Programme (TSP) for Carers of Children with Disabilities Williams, Hannah, UK Cullen, Lesley, UK Barlow, Julie, UK (No. 225) Parenting a child with acquired brain injury: A qualitative study. Heary, Caroline, Ireland Hogan, Diane, Ireland Smyth, Colm, Ireland (No. 75) Psychological aspects of cardiovascular disease COPING STRATEGIES PREDICT QUALITY OF LIFE IN HEART FAILURE Bonaguidi Franco, Italy Mazzei Maria Giovanna, Michelassi Claudio, Emdin Michele, Italy (No. 138) PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT FOLLOWING AN MI IN PORTUGUESE AND SCOTTISH PATIENTS: GENDER, AGE AND CULTURE McIntyre, Teresa, Portugal Johnston, Marie, Scotland; Soares, Vera, Portugal; Trovisqueira, Ana, Portugal Pereira, Maria da Graça, Portugal (No. 153) Causal models of raised cholesterol and perceptions of effective risk-reduction: Self-regulation strategies for increased risk of cardiovascular disease Senior, Victoria, UK Marteau, Theresa, UK (No. 164) MI patients’ drawing of their hearts and subsequent disability PETRIE, KEITH, NEW ZEALAND BROADBENT, ELIZABETH, NEW ZEALAND (No. 159) SELF-REPORTED POOR HEALTH AS INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF HOSPITALIZATION IN PATIENTS WITH PERIPHERAL ARTERIAL DISEASE: Aquarius, Annelies, The Netherlands Denollet, Johan, The Netherlands Hamming, Jaap, The Netherlands Breek, Jan-Kees, The Netherlands De Vries, Jolanda, The Netherlands (No. 69) Information processing and decision-making in disease control Self-affirmation and the defensive processing of threatening health-risk information. Harris, Peter, UK Napper, Lucy, UK (No. 74) Basic and Applied Decision Making in Cancer Control Stefanek, Michael, USA (No. 166) To test or not to test? Moderators of the relationship between risk perceptions and interests in predictive genetic testing Shoshana Shiloh, Israel Shiri Ilan, Israel (No. 165) Application and test of the I-Change Model Knops, Resie, the Netherlands de Vries, Hein, the Netherlands de Vries, Nanne, the Netherlands (No. 116) Cervical cancer screening in Bulgaria: Cultural meanings and women’s and experiences Todorova, Irina; Bulgaria Panaiotova, Yulia; Bulgaria Alexandrova, Anna; Bulgaria (No. 183) Applying the theory of planned behaviour A propsective evlauation of the Theory of Planned Behaviour and Transtheoretical Model of Change on exercise in young people Callaghan, Patrick UK Norman, Paul, UK (No. 192) Exercise maintenance: what differentiates persistent from lapsed exercisers? Jones, Fiona. UK Conner, Mark. UK Harris, Peter. UK Armitage, Christopher, J. Jackson, Cath. UK (No. 201) Explaining Binge Drinking Using the Theory of Planned Behaviour Dempster Martin, N. Ireland John Marley, N.Ireland Geoff Newell, N.Ireland (No. 196) The influence of perceived loci of control and causality in the theory of planned behavior in a leisure-time exercise context Hagger, Martin, UK Armitage, Christopher, UK (No. 198) Are Techniques used in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Applicable to Interventions based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour? Hobbis, Imogen, United Kingdom Sutton, Stephen, United Kingdom (No. 199) Perceptions about illness and treatment Lay perceptions of serious illnesses: an adapted version of the IPQ-R for healthy people Figueiras, Maria João, Portugal Alves, Nuno, Portugal (No. 103) Gullible Guinea Pig or Gift-Giver: Public attitudes towards participating in a randomised control trial for cardiovascular disease prevention Eborall, Helen, England Cunningham-Burley, Sarah, Scotland Fowkes, Gerry, Scotland (No. 100) PATIENT DELAY IN ORAL CANCER: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW SCOTT, SUZANNE, UK MCGURK, MARK, UK GRUNFELD, ELIZABETH, UK (No. 78) University students' beliefs about medicines Söderberg, Ann-Charlotte, Sweden Jörgensen, Tove, Sweden (No. 125) Beliefs about medicine among pharmacy employees Jörgensen Tove, Sweden Karolina Andersson, Sweden Ann-Charlotte Söderberg, Sweden (No. 115) Health-related quality of life Locus of control beliefs and Health Related Quality of Life among HIV-infected patients PREAU, Marie, Aix en Provence/Marseille FRANCE SPIRE, Bruno, Marseille MORIN, Michel, Aix en Provence/Marseille APROCO Study Group (No. 119) The role of traumatic symptoms, depression and loss of resources on the quality of life in women with cancer. Banou, Evangelia, USA Hobfoll, Stevan, USA Trochelman, Douglas, USA (No. 174) Quality of Life in Neurological Illness: Generic versus Individualised Indicators O'Doherty, Lorna Jane, Ireland Hickey, Anne, Ireland Hardiman, Orla, Ireland (No. 23) THE IMPACT OF MEDICAL VARIABLES ON QUALITY OF LIFE AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS IN CARDIAC PATIENTS De Gucht, Véronique,The Netherlands Gravely, Shannon, The Netherlands Heiser, Willem, The Netherlands (No. 73) Development of a New Disease-Specific Quality of Life Questionnaire to Adults Living with Hemophilia Remor, Eduardo - Spain Diaz, Jose Luiz - Spain Del Rincon, Carolina - Spain Arranz, Pilar - Spain and the Spanish Task Force for the Development of a New Disease Specific Quality of Life Questionnaire to Hemophilia Patients (No. 77) |