Psychological Models in Rehabilitation Psychology

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Abstract Rehabilitation psychology depends upon a broad theoretical base incorporating frameworks, theories, models, and methodologies from many different areas of psychology, as well as from other professions invested in the health and rehabilitation of persons living with disabilities and chronic health conditions. This chapter considers some illustrative models that have been influential in rehabilitation psychology—both historically and in the present—including the biopsychosocial model and psychological models derived from learning theory and behavior modification, psychoanalytic theory, neuropsychology, cognitive behavioral theory, and social psychology. The current status of these models, their impact on current clinical practice, perspectives from disability studies, alternative and emerging intervention models, and future directions will be discussed.

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