This type of diabetes results from when your body either doesn't produce enough insulin or resists insulin, is highly related to your diet, and develops over time.

This is an emotional response that can happen in the absence of pain.

This type of intervention focuses on providing accurate, clear, and understandable information about a disease, it's prognosis, and treatment plan.

Limiting light before sleep, keeping a consistent sleep schedule, and only getting in your bed when you are sleepy are all examples of this.

A health psychologist that works on promoting better health by designing and implementing broader-scale interventions to a large population of people, rather than on the individual level works in this area of health psychology.

This is an immunodeficiency virus that attacks the body's immune system and can eventually severely damage your immune system.

This is a theoretical mechanism in the spinal cord that controls access to the brain allowing painful nerve impulses to get through or not.

This psychosocial intervention is a collaboration among multiple providers like doctors, nurses, psychologists, physical therapists, etc.

This is the stage that is important for consolidating memories, turning knowledge into long-term memories, solving problems, and helping with learning.

This can happen when psychological services are not part of standard care and are offered to patients in a way that makes them feel like they are crazy.

Dialysis is the primary treatment for this disease.

Pain suppresses this system of the human body.

This type of psychosocial intervention can include stimulus control and reinforcement.

This is the most effective therapeutic treatment for insomnia.

This is typically the minimum level of training you need in order to work as a psychologist or health psychologist.

This is a disorder characterized by musculoskeletal pain, fatigue, and tenderness.

This is the best self-report measure of nociception.

This method can be used to learn how to control your body's functions by using electronic instruments that help you receive information about your body's functions.

This population needs about 8.5-9.5 hours of sleep.

As a health psychologist, this is where you would treat patients individually, session by session, who come to your office themselves or are referred to you from another medical provider.

This is a group of progressive lung diseases that obstruct airflow.

This is a myelinated nerve fiber that is involved with slow, persistent, full, aching, burning pain.

This part of a psychosocial intervention involves replacing unrealistic (or unhelpful) thoughts with more realistic or constructive thoughts.

This amount of sleep increases risk for CVD in nurses.

Prevention, direct patient treatment management, and ___________ are the three broad career categories for health psychologists.