Dual-isotope studies of zinc kinetics and homeostasis, together with compartmental modeling of bodily zinc compartments, provide some guidance (59, 60), as discussed above.
Within neuroscience, models of the bodily self are based on exteroceptive sensorimotor processes or on the integration of interoceptive sensations.
Again, the models of SF-36 bodily pain (explained variance 61.5%) and NASS function (59.0%) were not listed due to lower fit than NASS pain (72.1%) and SF-36 physical functioning (63.4%).
The forward dynamic model captures the dynamics of bodily movement.
Although some theoretical models emphasize the role of extensive forms of bodily movement (such as locomotion) in embodied learning research (e.g. Johnson-Glenberg et al., 2014), we propose a more general model based on the dimensions of bodily engagement and task integration.
One plausible pathway linking environmental conditions to the development of bodily disease is the model of allostatic load [ 1].
If gender becomes a matter of bodily style and performance, as this model suggests, then there is no necessary link between gender and any particular bodily shape.
Models of help-seeking recognise that, when bodily or social functioning is disrupted, people evaluate their experiences in relation to 'illness representations' or 'stocks of knowledge' that help them make sense of their symptoms and decide on appropriate actions.
Feces, urine and sweat -- Cameron Diaz may be a Hollywood actress and a former model, but she isn't afraid to talk about the messy world of bodily functions.
The scientific approach to a clarification of the role of psychological factors in the interpretation of bodily sensations is often based on a simple stimulus-response model, e.g. how does a psychological factor moderate the response (i.e. the symptom interpretation) when exposed to a stimulus (i.e. the bodily sensation)?
