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Psychology of Obesity - Softcover

Biswas PhD., Samapika Das

 
9780443277979: Psychology of Obesity

Synopsis

Psychology of Obesity offers a comprehensive exploration of various psychological research and clinical experiences from both a foundation in research and practical applications. From understanding the impact of stigmatization and coping mechanisms to examining the relationships between self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and obesity, this book will be beneficial to both researchers as well as clinicians.

  • Offers a comprehensive exploration of the psychological aspects of obesity and weight management
  • Examines the impacts of stigma and body shaming on individuals with obesity
  • Provides evidence-based analysis on managing the psychological aspects of obesity, offering valuable insights for clinicians and mental health professionals

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About the Author

Dr. Samapika Das Biswas is a Professor in the Department of Basic Science and Humanities at the Institute of Engineering & Management (School of University of Engineering and Management), Kolkata, India. She also serves as the Psychologist/Counselor. This multi-faceted role involves her active involvement in curriculum development, faculty management, and academic coordination. She has also been instrumental in organizing international conferences and managing international journals, reflecting her commitment to the broader academic community. As a psychologist, she has contributed significantly to the field through research, conference presentations, and publications. Her doctoral work focused on psychological characteristics and adjustment patterns in late adolescents and young adults with obesity.

From the Back Cover

The Psychology of Obesity offers a comprehensive exploration of various psychological research and clinical experience from both a foundation in both research and practical applications. From understanding the impact of stigmatization and coping mechanisms to examining the relationships between self-esteem, anxiety, depression, and obesity, this book will be beneficial to both researchers as well as clinicians.

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