Meanings of biobehavioral in English

This research has identified several biobehavioral traits as measures of enhanced liability to schizophrenia.

Conclusion: Prior pain induces heightened biobehavioral reactivity in preterm infants during subsequent tactile procedures.

Further, multivariate logistic analyses were conducted to estimate the relative biobehavioral risk factors related to hypertension.

Rationale: Tobacco smoking is the most prevalent type of substance abuse, yet its biobehavioral etiology is little understood.

Methods: Our sample was 963 participants taking part in a longitudinal study of the biobehavioral determinants of smoking.

Behavioral and pharmacologic interventions with the potential to alter these biobehavioral pathways for patients with cancer are discussed.

The results of this three-group comparison are presented as background for discussing several methodologic challenges for biobehavioral research in inflammatory-based conditions.

In conjunction with findings from human studies, results provide valuable insights into core biobehavioral processes relevant to psychological illness and health.

Methods: Between August 2015-September 2016, 150 TM adults were enrolled in a one-time biobehavioral health study.

Conclusion: The exemplar presented from the three-group comparison has implications for planning biobehavioral nursing research in patients with conditions characterized by inflammation.

The present study examined changes in sleep quality following hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) and investigated associations with biobehavioral factors.

Such biobehavioral traits potentially associated with liability to schizophrenia have been carefully studied by experimental psychopathologists and are discussed in this issue.

This review focuses on the contributions of stress-related behavioral factors to cancer growth and metastasis and the biobehavioral mechanisms underlying these relationships.

Little is known about relationships between biobehavioral factors such as depressed mood and anxiety and the adaptive immune response in ovarian cancer.

Our purpose is to describe challenges and solutions to recruitment of patients with advanced cancer in two biobehavioral research studies examining cancer-related symptoms.

The second aim of this issue is to present new methodologic approaches and conceptualizations for incorporating biobehavioral trait data in future psychiatric research designs.