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"Lipids, Health, and Behavior" presents a snapshot of the current state of knowledge in the field, as well as original research. This book explores potentially critical connections between lipids and psychopathology (such as violence and schizophrenia) and the more complex interactions among lipids, behavior, and physical health. /// Additionally, this multidisciplinary volume addresses concerns pertaining to a number of disciplines--including neurology, psychology, and cardiology--as well as implications for public health officials involved in shaping policy for the future. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2004 APA, all rights reserved).
Foreword / David R. Jacobs, Jr. -- Preface / Marc Hillbrand and Reuben T. Spitz -- 1. Introduction / Marc Hillbrand and Reuben T. Spitz -- 2. Neurogenic and Behavioral Influences on Plasma Lipids / Ray H. Rosenman -- 3. Lipids, Personality, and Stress: Mechanisms and Modulators / Catherine M. Stoney and Sheila West -- 4. Anxiety Disorders and Serum Lipids / Chris Hayward -- 5. Lipids and the Coronary-Prone Personality / Lorenz J.P. van Doornen -- 6. Pathophysiologic Relationships and Linkage Among Triglycerides, Hypocholesterolemia, and Depression / Charles J. Glueck, Robert Kunkel and Murray Tieger -- 7. Cholesterol Lowering and Emotional Distress: Current Status and Future Directions / Steven M. Schwartz and Mark W. Ketterer -- 8. Molecular Mechanisms Underlying the Effects of Cholesterol on Neuronal Cell Membrane Function and Drug-Membrane Interactions / R. Preston Mason, Robert T. Rubin and Pamela E. Mason [and others].
edited by Marc Hillbrand and Reuben T. Spitz.
Made available through: American Psychological Association's PsyBooks Collection.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.