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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Endorphins"”.

  1. The effects of Naltrexone on severe self-injurious behavior in inpatient adults with developmental disabilities

    Simmerman, Kimberly L.2016

    … maintenance of self-injurious behavior is the endorphins that are naturally released when the body experiences pain. These endorphins can cause a pleasant, euphoric feeling, which internally reinforces self-inflicted painful experiences.</p> <p>Available records were reviewed for 7 male …

    rowan Repository record

  2. Sweating away depression? : the impact of intensive exercise on depression

    Linde, JaniDepartment of Human Biology2014

    … exercise, the body produces chemicals called endorphins that help it endure pain. These natural analgesics are presumably only released when the level of pain intensity is at least moderately high. The PANIC/separation distress system is built on the same pathways as the physical pain system, …

    cape-town Repository record

  3. THE EFFECT OF GROUP SIZE ON SYNCHRONY AND THE SYNCHRONY EFFECT

    Lewis, Zachary,R.Brock University2017

    Synchronization of behaviour has repeatedly shown to increase endorphin activity as measured by pain threshold (Cohen, Ejsmond-Frey, Knight, & Dunbar, 2010; Sullivan & Rickers, 2014). Although research on synchronous behaviour and the synchrony effect has noted instances of the synchrony effect in …

    brock Repository record

  4. The relationship between exercise compliance, perceived intensity and changes in endorphin levels pre and post exercise

    Annechild, Annette

    csusb-retro Repository record

  5. The relationship between exercise compliance, perceived intensity and changes in endorphin levels pre and post exercise

    Annechild, Annette

    csusb Repository record

  6. EXERCISE-INDUCED MYOKINES RELEASE: IMPACT ON PERFORMANCE AND MENTAL HEALTH IN HEALTH AND DISEASE

    MARANO, LUIGIUniversità degli Studi di Milano2026

    … focusing on irisin, adiponectin, and β-endorphins, alongside traditional markers of muscle damage and perceived soreness. The thesis comprises five studies, including four experimental investigations in trained men and one exploratory pilot study in breast cancer survivors, providing …

    milano Repository record

  7. A quality of life framework for an adventure-based sport

    Venter, DewaldNorth-West University (South Africa) , Potchefstroom Campus2016

    … sports forces the body to release adrenaline and endorphins that serve as natural narcotics, help to reduce pain and stimulate a feeling of bliss. Humans are by nature social and seek interpersonal communication and opportunities to bond and socialise. What better way to feed this human need for …

    nwu-za Repository record