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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Cortisol Reactivity"”.

  1. Behavioral disinhibition and cortisol reactivity as a function of psychosocial stress and personality in adolescents

    … by impulsivity and riskiness tasks) and salivary cortisol reactivity in a sample of 88 adolescents. Results demonstrated that NEM and CON were protective of impulsivity and riskiness, respectively, for adolescents in the no-stress condition. Importantly, low CON adolescents in the no-stress …

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  2. Examining Child Sex as a Moderator of the Relationship Between Cortisol Reactivity and Symptoms Over Time

    Females’ reactivity to stress appears to be closely tied to internalizing symptoms, while males who are under-reactive may be at risk for externalizing problems. Little is known about when such differences emerge, despite possible implications for early prevention. Cortisol reactivity to a …

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  3. Associations Between and Changes in Hippocampal Volume and the Cortisol Response Over Time: The Role of Childhood Maltreatment and Depression

    … study was to (1) test the hypothesis that (1) cortisol reactivity and hippocampal volume are correlated mediators of the relation between childhood maltreatment; and (2) examine changes in, and associations between cortisol reactivity and hippocampal volume over time specifically within the …

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  4. The impact of stress on the prefrontal cortex: a view of how socioeconomic status impacts executive function

    … Alterations within the HPA axis, particularly cortisol levels, are shown to impact brain development especially the prefrontal cortex (PFC) which is a major region supporting executive function. Although the stress regulation mechanism seems valid, the influence of early life stress on the PFC …

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  5. Trait Emotional Intelligence: Protecting Health from the Negative Impact of Stress

    … designs were used; both objective (salivary cortisol) and subjective (life event inventory) measures of stress were used; personality, gender and age were considered as control variables wherever the predictive power of EI was explored, and health was explored as a multidimensional construct. …

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  6. Lifetime stress, blood pressure, heart rate, and salivary cortisol levels in post-menopausal women

    … pressure (BP), heart rate (HR), and salivary cortisol excretion in post-menopausal women. The second purpose of this study was to examine the interactions between the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis and the cardiovascular system in these women. Two measures of past stress were …

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  7. Exploring the Pathophysiology of Chronic Depression: The Interplay between Depression, Cortisol Responses, and Personality

    … the interplay between chronic depression, cortisol responses, and personality. Study 1 examined cortisol responses to the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) in CMDD participants (n=29) as compared to healthy controls (n=28). It was hypothesized that cortisol responses would be greater in the …

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  8. Acute Psychological Stress and Food Intake in Humans: A Scoping Review

    … (e.g., epinephrine and norepinephrine) and cortisol release. Stress-induced cortisol secretion has been shown to elicit a decrease, increase, or no change in the homeostatic mechanisms of food intake (e.g., appetite, appetite hormones, food intake). However, homeostatic control can be …

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  9. Moderators and underlying mechanisms of stress-induced eating

    … accounts of stress-induced eating propose that cortisol secretion during the physiological stress response has an appetitive effect, a theory that has received support from the laboratory, but has not been tested in the field. Six studies are presented in the present thesis, investigating the …

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  10. Pilot RCT of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Versus Progressive Muscle Relaxation (PMR) to Reduce Symptoms of Distress Among Elderly Dementia Caregivers: Results at One Year Post-Intervention

    … questionnaires and home-collected salivary cortisol, a laboratory controlled emotional stress test was designed to elicit an emotionally stressful response relevant to caregivers’ experience of caregiving, and facilitate the measurement of stress-related changes in systolic blood pressure …

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  11. Réponse au stress et comportements routiers à risque sous l’effet de l’alcool chez de jeunes conducteurs

    … low response to a stressful task, measurable by cortisol, is linked to a higher number of past convictions for impaired driving in offenders and to future involvement in crashes and near-crashes in young drivers. No study had yet examined the direct link between stress response and the presence …

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