James Coyne
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Greater Philadelphia Area United States
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Professor of Health Psychology, University Medical Center,Groningen
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Education
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James C. Coyne, PhD is Professor of Health Psychology at University Medical Center, Groningen, the Netherlands where he teaches scientific writing and critical thinking. He is also Visiting Professor, Institute for Health, Health Care Policy & Aging Research, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.
Dr. Coyne is Emeritus Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry, where he was also Director of Behavioral Oncology, Abramson Cancer Center and Senior Fellow Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics. He has served as External Scientific Advisor to a decade of European Commission funded community based programs to improve care for depression in the community. He has written over 350 articles...
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cancer
health psychology
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psychosocial
depression
cognitive behavioural therapy
chronic fatigue
mental health
confirmation bias
critical thinking
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meta analysis
simon wessely
peter white
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bad science
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scientific method
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psychoneuroimmunology
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