Module 36 Promoting Health and Wellness Chapter 110 Essentials of Understanding Psychology- Sixth Edition PSY110 Psychology © Richard Goldman June 7,

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Module 36 Promoting Health and Wellness Chapter 110 Essentials of Understanding Psychology- Sixth Edition PSY110 Psychology © Richard Goldman June 7, 2006

Following Medical Advice Facts 85% do not fully follow physician’s advice 17% do not fill prescriptions 10% of adolescent pregnancies result from noncompliance with birth control medication 60% of patients can not identify own medications 40% ignore instructions or make mistakes taking medication

Following Medical Advice Why Don’t We? Can’t break bad habits We “know better” than the physician Reactance: Resistance to being told what to do Failure to communicate

Failure to Communicate What is the Problem? Physician prestige – Intimidating Physician assumptions Patient embarrassment Patient belief that the physician is “all knowing” Patient does not ask for clarification Information is too technical for patient Gender and cultural differences Honesty

Improving Communication with Dr. Make a list before you call for an appointment Tell Dr. office everything you want to see the Dr. about Make additional appointments if necessary Give a copy of your list to the Dr. Take a notepad with you and take notes when the Dr. talks to you. Review your understanding of what the Dr said with the Dr. before you leave (refer to your notes) Make a list of your current medications (What, how much, when, and why) Review your medication list with your Dr. Keep a copy of your medication list with you at all times

Well Being and Happiness Well being is how happy you feel What factors contribute to well being? Self-esteem Sense of control Optimistic Like to be around others (support group)

Does Money Buy Happiness? Happiness is fairly stable over time regardless of money 30% of people report that they are very happy 10% of people report that they are not too happy