Skin-to-Skin care is a practice after birth where the infant is dried and laid on the mother's bare chest and in some cases the father. This practice is not only important for the baby but for the mother or father mentally.

Importance of Infant Skin-to-Skin Care.

Sleep hygiene habits can be influenced by other family members and are often mimicked. Depending on the functionality of the family dynamic, poor habits promoted within the household can increase risk for hypertension, especially in youth.

Family Dynamics in Sleep Health and Hypertension

Health Psychology research studies relating to Family relationships include
- Grief in Parents Caring for Chronically-Ill Children
- Importance of Skin-to-Skin Care
- Family Dynamics in Sleep Health and Risk for Hypertension


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Health Psychology research studies relating to social groups and relationships can be divided into the following categories
-	Community
-	Family
-	Friendships
-	Marriage & Romance

Health Psychology Research Relating to Social Groups & Relationships

Health Psychology research studies relating to Community relationships include
- TBD


Health Psychology Research Relating to Community

Health Psychology Research Relating to Family

Health Psychology research studies relating to Friendship relationships include
- Relationships between disease factors and social support in college students with chronic physical illnesses


Health Psychology Research Relating to Friendships

Health Psychology research studies relating to Marriage and/or Romance relationships include
- TBD


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