Society faces several major interrelated challenges which have an increasingly profound
impact on global health including inequalities, inequities, chronic disease and the climate …

Objective: Implicit theories of health describe the extent to which health is perceived as a
fixed (entity theory) versus malleable (incremental theory) characteristic. In four studies, it …

Which attributes of a person contribute to their tendency to moralize others' thoughts?
Adopting an individual-difference approach to moral cognition, eight studies (N= 2,033) …

Introduction This paper examines pain, illness and medicine metaphors as used in
consultations between chronic pain patients and anaesthesiologists, physiotherapists and …

In this article, we show that lay people's beliefs about how minds relate to bodies are more
complex than past research suggests, and that treating them as a multidimensional construct …

Objectives While interoceptive self-report scales provide a foundation for measuring the
mind-body connection, they variably consider other important factors that could influence …

Objectives We present the first investigation into the relationship between basic human
values and two core lay-belief systems: Free-Will and Mind-Body beliefs. Methods We …

In Western societies, human existence and illness are mostly constructed from the
perspective of mind-body dualism: body and mind are considered to function independently …

The present research examines whether and how lay intuitive theory regarding the
interconnectedness of the mind and body, which we term mind–body correspondence …

This chapter describes some of the challenges facing the healthcare sector which have led
us to reflect on how we might redesign and transform healthcare services. We have …