Biobehavioral Theories
These theories look to investigate the extent to which genetic and environmental differences among people or animals are responsible for differences in their traits.
Journal
of Applied Biobehavioral Research
Semi-annual publication devoted to applications
of experimental studies in psychology to health hazards and related social
issues (e.g., laboratory and field research in such areas as health, population
growth, crowding, eating or sleep disorders, pain, violence, poverty, environmental
stress, exercise, cross-cultural differences and gender differences in
behavioral and biological response to stimuli, drug abuse and addiction,
workplace safety and health, behavioral medicine, and environmental psychology).
Published since 1993