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    SubjectsFor examination of the course Behavioral Science (Faculty of Stomatology and Farmacy,) in the winter

    session of academic year 20!"20#

    1. Behavioral sciences as an interdisciplinary field. The subject of behavioral sciences.

    Behavioral sciences applied to health. The notion of behavioral medicine.2. Human - individual behavior, professional behavior (health worker) and the behavior of 

    subjects (doctor-patient-society). isease-Health! risk factors, disease prevention, healthmaintenance.The importance of behavioral sciences in medical staff trainin".

    3. The concept of human#s behavior. $lassification of human behavior. %actors influencin"

    human behavior! biolo"ical, psycholo"ical and social. The Bio-psycho-social factorswhich induce medical act. Behavior and health. The impact of human behavior on

    health.4.  &ormal behavior. The concept of normality. &ormality as a process. $riteria of 

    normality. &ormality and communication. &ormality and health, normality and

    adaptation, health and adaptation.5. 'bnormality. $riteria for definin" abnormality. 'bnormality and disease. 'bnormal

     behaviors. Types of abnormal behavior.

    6. Human and personality . ndividual , individuality and personality. The concept ofhuman personality . efinition and characteristic of personality .

    7. Behavior and temperament . Temperament types! choleric, san"uine, phle"matic andmelancholic.

    8. Behavior and human somatic . The concept of type. $lassification of psycholo"icaltypes.

    9. ames*s psycholo"ical types! rationalist and empiricist.

    10. un"*s psycholo"ical types! e+trovert and introvert.11. Berne*s psycholo"ical types . Human scenarios .

    12. The notion of sociolo"y and social medicine . The medical profession in human history .13. $haracteristic of notions ! status, social role and role conflict. tatus and social role of 

    the doctor. ocial role of the patient . octor-patient relationship as a roles# relationship.14. Types and strate"ies of the doctor-patient relationship.

    15. Types of relationship! compliance, obedience. octors-patients types. Types of relationship doctor-patient.

    16. ta"es of medical act! e+plorin" the history and symptoms by the physician, specifyin"

    the dia"nosis and decision about treatment, adherence to treatment, the treatment and

     post-treatment sta"e. nformed approval.

    17. alpractice and noncompliance to treatment as deviations from the role reuest. elf treatment. /i"hts and obli"ations of doctors and patients.

    18. The concept of bioethics. edical ethics.

    19. The notion of communication . 0lements of communication . $ommunication#sfunctions. Types and forms of communication . 1erbal communication .20. $ommunication process . Theoretical models of communication.

    21. 2an"ua"e - thinkin" relation .

    22. The si"nificance of communication in medical activity .23. $ommunication between doctor and patient . Types of doctor-patient communication

    (medical communication) .24. $ommunication in the medical team! doctors, nurses, bioethics, priest, psycholo"ist,

     psychiatrist, social worker, patient.

    25. 3hat is metacommunication 4 ecodin" of verbal lan"ua"e.26. 5araverbal lan"ua"e! lau"h, si"h, dry cou"h and trained voice. Body lan"ua"e! body

     posture, facial e+pressions and "estures.27. nteraction between verbal and nonverbal communication. ntercultural nonverbal

    communication.

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    28. 0tiuette. 7ood behavior#s elements. 7ood manners at the table. Behavior in

     professional life.

    29. $he  image  in contem%orary society& $he conce%t of %ersonal image& $he languageof  clothing " color %alette& 'olor language& ale and female wardrobe&

    30. ma"e of medical students and doctors.31. 0lements of &eurolin"uistic pro"rammin"! metamodel, the art of askin" uestions,

    fin"ers and critical words, sensory representation, access keys and how we view "oals.

    32. The concept of barrier to communication. Barrier#s classification. Technical barrier!noise, disturbance and noise filters. ocio-cultural barriers! political, reli"ious, social

    and professional. 5sycholo"ical barriers! the attitudes and skills. Barriers tounderstandin"! phonetic, semantic, stylistic and lo"ical.

    33. $ommunication barriers in interpersonal, professional and intercultural communication.

    tereotypes and discrimination.34. 5ersonal barriers to doctor-patient relationship. $leava"es in communication.

    35. 0ffective communication. 'ctive listenin" techniues. %eedback.36. The concept of 8intercultural communication8. ulticulture, interculture, transculture.

    37. 0thnocentrism and intercultural communication. 0thnocentrism as intercultural

    communication problem.

    38. tructural characteristics of cultures. 5erceptions of intercultural communication perspective. /epresentation and livin" space. Time from intercultural perspective.$ultural modelin" thinkin". &onverbal intercultural communication.

    39. ources of "affes in intercultural communication . 0tiuette in different cultures.

    40. The concept of conflict and conflictolo"y. The subject of conflictolo"y.41. The structure of conflict! the object of conflict, conflict parties, the environment and

    reuirement#s conflict, subjective interpretation of the conflict and its individualelements.

    42. $onflict#s typolo"y.

    43. $onflict resolution strate"ies.44. The notion of deviant behavior. 'nnihilation importance in society and medicine.

    45. $lassification of deviant behaviors.46. 5ersonality disorders. Behavioral syndromes in mental illness.

    47. %amily violence. e+ual deviations .

    48. 5ersistent states of conflict.49. Behavior with health risk! "eneral characteristics.

    50. elimitation of the main problems of health risk behavior.51. 5hysical and nervous e+haustion. 9nbalanced food.

    52. mokin", alcohol and dru"s .

    53. Behavior to medicine! revulsion, indifference, skills, abuse. 5lacebo effect .54. 7eneral aspects of behavior chan"e process! principles and steps in assessin" behavior 

    chan"e.55. 0ssential conditions for behavior chan"e.

    56. The importance of behavior chan"e communication. trate"ies and techniues for 

     behavior chan"e communication. The behavior toward dru".

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    Bibliogra%hy& andatory*

    +ramma &, -aladi & Behavioral sciences. Didactic material for medical students. $ompendium. ; $hisinau: edicina! : p. S%inei ngela& "omunicare #i com$ortament. ; $hi?in@u! edicina, :