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approach, with its roots in the ancient Greek notions of Hippocrates discussed earlier, suggests that physical and psychological problems are likely to have a biological, psychological, and social element that should be understood in order to provide effective intervention strategies. Thus, rather than a unidimensional causal approach to problems, the biopsychosocial perspective utilizes a multidimensional and interactive approach. The biopsychosocial framework suggests that the biological, psychological, and social aspects of health and illness intimately influence each other. The biopsychosocial perspective is not new. As was discussed in the previous chapter, the appreciation for biological, psychological, and social influences on behavior, emotions, and health was recognized centuries ago. However, over the years, emphasis has been placed on different elements of the perspective, which has sometimes excluded other elements. Furthermore, scientific discoveries, influential people, and social thinking of the time have tended to highlight either biological, psychological, or social influences. The biopsychosocial approach has been accepted in both medicine and psychology with research support to demonstrate its usefulness (Frankel, 2003; Institute for the Future, 2000; Institute of Medicine, 2000, 2001; N. Johnson, 2003; McDaniel, 1995). For example, research has indicated that many diverse problems such as obesity, alcoholism, learning disabilities, anxiety, and depressive disorders all involve a complex interaction between biological, psychological, and social influences. An understanding of and appreciation for these interactions should be taken into consideration when designing treatment and prevention interventions. The biopsychosocial approach became the foundation for the field of health psychology in the early 1980s (G. Schwartz, 1982). It has become an influential perspective in clinical psychology

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the client. In this example, they are simple columns, but more complicated queries could perform other operations, including functions or mathematical operations. Figure 13.7 shows the FromExpressionList for this same query notice that since the user query included table aliases, they are also included here. Figures 13.8 and 13.9 show the JoinConditionList and NonJoinConditionList contents for this query, respectively. The ambiguity concerns in the global query are analogous to the concerns found in any traditional RDBMS we must qualify the global table names and global column names whenever the unquali ed name could refer to more than one concept in the query. For example, we must qualify the global column names by adding the global table name or a table alias as a pre x to the column name if the same column appears in more than one table referenced in the query. We must also qualify the global column names if the query references the same global table more than once within the same context. The query shown in Figure 13.4 is written against two global tables, which are named Employee and Department (their relational schemas are shown in Figure 13.3). This query is an example of an unambiguous query performing a natural join (the join coloums have the same name). In order to ensure that this query is not ambiguous, we de ned two table aliases ( E and D ), and also used each alias to identify the table containing each join column in the join condition.

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