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The EHPS membership directory lists various member's contact information, webpages, up to 3 recent or representative publications, and research interests. Members are listed alphabetically.
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Dr. Marios Adonis
Intercollege
46 Makedonitissas Avenue, PO.Box 24005
1700 Nicosia, Cyprus
Email: adonis.m@intercollege.ac.cy
Dr. Fotios Anagnostopoulos
Department of Psychology, Panteion University
136 Syngrou Avenue
Athens 176 71, Greece
Email: fganagn@hol.gr
Publications
Anagnostopoulos F.,Vaslamatzis G.& Markidis M. (2004). Coping strategies of women with breast cancer. Psychotherapy & Psychosomatics, 73:43-52.
Anagnostopoulos F. & Spanea E. (2005). Assessing illness representations of breast cancer. Journal of Psychosomatic Research, in press.
Anagnostopoulos F. et al. (2005). The mini- mental adjustment to cancer (MINI-MAC) scale. Psycho- Oncology, in press.
Research Interests:
Psychooncology, illness representations, adjustment to chronic illness, quality of life
Dr. James Annesi
YMCA of Metro Atlanta
100 Edgewood Avenue NE, Suite 1100
30303 Atlanta, USA
Email: jamesa@ymcaatlanta.org
Publications
Annesi, J.J., Unruh, J.L., Marti, C.N., Gorjala, S., & Tennant, G. (2011). Effects of THE COACH APPROACH® intervention on adherence to exercise in obese women: Assessing mediation of social cognitive theory factors. Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 82, 99-108.
Annesi, J.J., & Whitaker, A.C. (2010). Psychological factors discriminating between successful and unsuccessful weight loss in a behavioral exercise and nutrition education treatment. International Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 17, 168-175.
Annesi, J.J., Marti, C.N., & Stice, E. (2010). A meta-analytic review of the Youth Fit For Life intervention for effects on Body Mass Index in 5- to 12-year-old children. Health Psychology Review, 4, 6-21.
Research Interests:
Behavior change theory and methods applied to exercise adherence, weight management, and the effects of physical activity on depression, stress, self-image, and other mental health and quality-of-life factors. Field research, translational research, and the association of physical activity with weight loss and the maintenance of weight loss through psychological pathways
Dr. Emily Arden-Close
University of Sheffield,
Address: Western Bank, Sheffield S10 2TN, United Kingdom
Email: e.arden-close@sheffield.ac.uk
Dr. Manuel Armayones
Psinet Research Team , Internet Interdisciplinary
Institute-Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC)
Rambla del Poblenou,156, 08018 Barcelona
Spain
Email: marmayones@uoc.edu
Webpage: http://www.uoc.edu/in3/psinet/
Publications:
Boixadós, M.; Bueno, J.; Pousada, M. & Valiente, L. (revised). Quality of life questionnaire: psychometric properties and relationships to healthy behavioural patterns. European Journal of Psychological Assessment. Submitted in February 2006.
Meneses, J.; Boixadós, M.; Valiente, L.; Vivas, P. & Armayones, M. (2005). Construction of systematic strategies aimed at a comprehensive search for online information: a decision-making framework applied to health psychology. Information Research, 10 (3), paper 231. http://informationR.net/ir/10-3/paper231.html
Hernández, E. (coord); Armayones, M.; Boixadós, M.; Hernández, E.; Pousada, M. & Valiente, L. (2005). Health and the Internet: Doctorate Material. UOC: IN3.
Research Interests:
Our aim is the creation of a permanent online health observatory that will provide an insight into Internet-users' profiles with respect to health promotion, and the development of a virtual laboratory that analyses the Internet as a space for psychological intervention and for assessing the promotion of healthy living standards. Finally, these two elements will enable the start of an E-health platform. This platform's main objective will be to bring closer citizens who use the Internet for purposes of health and health professionals who use the Internet and ICT in generalin their daily duties.
Ms Leah Avery
Newcastle University, Faculty of Medical Sciences
William Leech Building, NE2 4AA Newcastle upon Tyne, England
UK
Email: leah.avery@ncl.ac.uk
Webpage: http://www.ncl.ac.uk/icm/people/profile/leah.avery
Research Interests:
Development and evaluation of health behaviour change interventions
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