Vertigo & Dizziness by Yardley Lucy

Vertigo & Dizziness by Yardley Lucy

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Summary

A challenge to accepted ideas, this study of vertigo and dizziness is a wide-ranging exploration of the topic which integrates biological, environmental, psychological and social factors to construct a detailed account of the condition, illustrated by excerpts from interviews with sufferers.

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Vertigo & Dizziness by Yardley Lucy

Dizziness is extremely common, yet it is frequently discounted as an unimportant epiphenomenon of some primary disorder, or simply a symbolic expression of anxiety. This study aims to draw attention to the problem of disorientation and provides a more complete description of the experience. Every aspect of vertigo and dizziness is considered, including environmental causes of perceptual-motor disequilibrium; neurophysiological links between dizziness and anxiety; cognitive appraisals of disorientation and their behavioural ramifications; and the social significance of instability. The result is a wide-ranging exploration of the topic which integrates biological, environmental, psychological and social factors to construct an account of the condition, illustrated by excerpts from interviews with sufferers.
Lucy Yardley is Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University College London, and author of Vertigo and Dizziness (Routledge, 1994).
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ISBN 13 9780415102094
ISBN 10 041510209X
Title Vertigo & Dizziness
Author Yardley Lucy
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published 1994-11-17
Number of pages 184
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