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Informationen zum Autor Roxanne Parrott Klappentext A primary premise of this special issue is that religious faith and spirituality comprise an integral component of lay discourse and lay theories associated with health. The articles included in this collection begin to fill a void and--at the same time--illustrate a role health communication fulfills within the behavioral sciences, emphasizing how everyday people make sense of health conditions in their daily living. Following the introduction, the next paper provides an integrated synthesis of the ways and means that religious faith and spirituality have been assessed, primarily through use of quantitative measures. The next two articles utilize instruments discussed in the previous review. The remaining papers utilize qualitative methods to begin to address the absence of specific understanding regarding religious faith and health communication, answering the challenge to health communicators to enrich the field through greater use of such methodological approaches to inquiry. Zusammenfassung A primary premise of this special issue is that religious faith and spirituality comprise an integral component of lay discourse and lay theories associated with health. The articles included in this collection begin to fill a void and--at the same time--illustrate a role health communication fulfills within the behavioral sciences, emphasizing how everyday people make sense of health conditions in their daily living. Following the introduction, the next paper provides an integrated synthesis of the ways and means that religious faith and spirituality have been assessed, primarily through use of quantitative measures. The next two articles utilize instruments discussed in the previous review. The remaining papers utilize qualitative methods to begin to address the absence of specific understanding regarding religious faith and health communication, answering the challenge to health communicators to enrich the field through greater use of such methodological approaches to inquiry. Inhaltsverzeichnis Volume 16, Number 1, 2004 Contents: R. Parrott, "Collective Amnesia": The Absence of Religious Faith and Spirituality in Health Communication Research and Practice. N. Egbert, J. Mickley, H. Coeling, A Review and Application of Social Scientific Measures of Religiosity and Spirituality: Assessing a Missing Component in Health Communication Research. R. Parrott, K. Silk, J.R. Krieger, T. Harris, C. Condit, Behavioral Health Outcomes Associated With Religious Faith and Media Exposure About Human Genetics. R.A.A. Soweid, M. Khawaja, M.T. Salem, Religious Identity and Smoking Behavior Among Adolescents: Evidence From Entering Students at the American University of Beirut. J.D. Robinson, J.F. Nussbaum, Grounding Research and Medical Education About Religion in Actual Physician-Patient Interaction: Church Attendance, Social Support, and Older Adults. M.P. Keeley, Final Conversations: Survivors' Memorable Messages Concerning Religious Faith and Spirituality. T. Harris, R. Parrott, K. Dorgan, Talking About Human Genetics Within Religious Frameworks. C. Anderson, The Delivery of Health Care in Faith-Based Organizations: Parish Nurses as Promoters of Health. M. Long, The Church's Role in Health and Wholeness. ...
