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Journal of Mental Science, 1955
It is established that healthy individuals and schizophrenics respond in different ways if subjected to stressors (“alarming stimuli”) under seemingly identical conditions. It is also common knowledge that healthy individuals react differently under the impact of “alarming stimuli” than individuals already under stress, i.e.
R, FISCHER, N, AGNEW
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It is established that healthy individuals and schizophrenics respond in different ways if subjected to stressors (“alarming stimuli”) under seemingly identical conditions. It is also common knowledge that healthy individuals react differently under the impact of “alarming stimuli” than individuals already under stress, i.e.
R, FISCHER, N, AGNEW
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American Journal of Community Psychology, 1986
The first section of this paper examines stressors in farm environments. The literature discussed concerns questionnaire surveys of general farm stressors, familial stressors in farm environments, such as role incongruence and conflict, and extrafamilial farm stressors.
K R, Olson, R P, Schellenberg
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The first section of this paper examines stressors in farm environments. The literature discussed concerns questionnaire surveys of general farm stressors, familial stressors in farm environments, such as role incongruence and conflict, and extrafamilial farm stressors.
K R, Olson, R P, Schellenberg
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Immunosuppression elicited by stressors and stressor-related odors
Brain, Behavior, and Immunity, 1991Exposure of footshock 72 h after administration of sheep red blood cells (SRBC) provoked a reduction of the splenic plaque-forming cell (PFC) response and plasma antibody titers in CD-1 mice. At this time following SRBC inoculation the antibody titers and PFC response were also modifiable by nonpainful stressors, such as the presentation of a weak ...
S, Zalcman, L, Kerr, H, Anisman
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The Effects of Life Stressors and Daily Stressors on Stuttering
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 1997This study systematically documented the effect of perceived daily stress on subjective and objective measures of disfluencies in 12 adults who stuttered and 12 adults who did not stutter. Subjects participated in a prospective research study for 22 consecutive days.
I M, Blood +4 more
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ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS AND THE EYE
Journal of Toxicology: Cutaneous and Ocular Toxicology, 2001Of all our senses, the most valued is sight. The eye, by virtue of its function in vision, must be in contact with the external environment.
John Trevithick, Kenneth Mitton
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Stressors and Reactions to Stressors Among University Students
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2009Background: University students are prone to stressors due to the transitional nature of university life. High levels of stress are believed to affect students’ health as well as their academic performance. Aims: The aims of this study were to identify stressors and reactions to stressors among university students, and to examine the ...
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Behavioural Brain Research, 2011
Stressors experienced by rodents during the juvenile period may have repercussions on anxiety and impulsivity that extend into adulthood. In the present investigation we demonstrate that during social interactions stressed adults might transmit their responses to juveniles thereby affecting later behavioral responses in adulthood.
Shlomit, Jacobson-Pick +3 more
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Stressors experienced by rodents during the juvenile period may have repercussions on anxiety and impulsivity that extend into adulthood. In the present investigation we demonstrate that during social interactions stressed adults might transmit their responses to juveniles thereby affecting later behavioral responses in adulthood.
Shlomit, Jacobson-Pick +3 more
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Environmental stressors and the epigenome
Drug Discovery Today: Technologies, 2014Epigenetic modification and transgenerational transfer of phenotype at the individual or population level, particularly in response to environmental change, is at the forefront of biological investigation. The plasticity of this process allows an organism to respond to changes in environmental conditions, potentially conferring a survival advantage. In
D, Hala, D B, Huggett, W W, Burggren
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Inorganic Stressors of Ubiquitin
Inorganic Chemistry, 2013Many neurodegenerative proteinopathies are characterized by ubiquitin (Ub)-containing intraneuronal inclusion bodies. Recent reports have shown that Ub is able to bind Cu(II) and Zn(II), the dyshomeostasis of which is a hallmark of neurodegeneration. Here we use complementary techniques like potentiometry, circular dichroism-visible, and electron spin ...
Arena Giuseppe +8 more
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