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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Stress in adolescence."”.

  1. STRESS-RELATED ALTERATIONS IN CENTRAL NORADRENERGIC SIGNALING: IMPLICATIONS FOR COMORBID ANXIETY, PTSD, AND ALCOHOL DEPENDENCE

    … disorder, anxiety disorders, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are highly comorbid, and this comorbidity is associated with greater symptom severity and worsened treatment outcomes. The frequent co-occurrence of these disorders suggests some common underpinnings, identification of which …

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  2. An investigation of adolescent constructs of stress and academic achievement /

    The present study was a phenomenological investigation of adolescent constructs of stress and academic achievement. The study utilised a modified version of George Kelly's Repertory Grid Technique to provide direct insight into adolescent stress and academic achievement. The premise of the study …

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  3. An exploration of gifted and highly able adolescents' experiences with stress and coping /

    … and highly able adolescents' experiences with stress and coping. Nine students, ages 13-18, at 2 independent schools in southern Ontario, participated. They completed the Adolescent Coping Scale (Frydenberg & Lewis, 1993), and I generated individualized graphs of coping strategies. Participants …

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  4. The Adolescent Stress Response to a Naturalistic Driving Stressor

    The proposed study examined the role of anxiety and risk-taking in driving performance in adolescents. In addition to examining the sample as a whole, gender differences were assessed given earlier reports from our laboratory and others indicating that males and females differ with respect to risky …

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  5. Exploring determinants of cancer-risk behaviour in youth : process evaluation of an adapted alternative school mindfulness program

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