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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Stressor exposure"”.
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Reintegration into Civilian Life among Returning Veterans: The Roles of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Traumatic Stressor Exposure
… stress disorder (PTSD) and cumulative exposure to pre-deployment physical and/or sexual trauma and combat trauma in predicting reintegration difficulties faced by a sample of Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) veterans. Schlossberg’s Transition Model was …
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Pain-Associated Stressor Exposure and Cortisol Values at 37 Postmenstrual Weeks for Premature Infants in Neonatal Intensive Care
… relation to recurrent pain-associated procedural exposure or the prolonged stress of assisted ventilation. Objective:The primary purpose of this research was to examine the relationship between random cortisol values at 37 postmenstrual weeks of age and pain-associated stressor exposure in …
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Vulnerability risk factors and physiological mechanisms underlying the relationship between stressor exposure and mental health outcomes during the perinatal period
… mechanisms underlying the relationship between stressor exposure and mental health outcomes during sensitive time periods, such as the perinatal, remain to be elucidated. Therefore, the goal of my dissertation is to further elucidate the psychosocial stress conditions driving perinatal mental …
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Effects of Restraint Stress on Sleep in the Mouse.
… as a function of the intensity and chronicity of stressor exposure. A repeated measure (i.e., chronicity) design crossed with three levels of stressor intensity was employed in order to test this hypothesis. Forty-eight male random-bred Swiss mice weighing between 25 and 35 grams were …
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Psychosocial Work Environment Stressors, Health, and Health Disparities: Findings from the 2002 to 2014 General Social Surveys
… the following findings (a) psychosocial work stressor exposures were consistent in the years studied and associated with respondents’ occupation, (b) respondents’ sex was not associated with work stressor exposures while non-Hispanic blacks reported higher levels than non-Hispanic whites, (c) …
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Trait Emotional Intelligence: Protecting Health from the Negative Impact of Stress
… and second, whether the harmful effect of stressor exposure on health was moderated by trait EI subscales. The thesis focussed on two specific components of EI to aid understanding of how specific elements of trait EI influence health, cross sectional and longitudinal designs were used; …
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Multi-stressor impacts of ocean warming and acidification on the regeneration andbiomineralisation of <i>Psammechinus miliaris</i>
… pose a major threat to marine ecosystems. These stressors can disrupt key<br/>biological processes in marine invertebrates, such as regeneration and calcification, which are vital for survival, mobility, and defence. Sea urchins, as ecologically important benthic grazers, rely on the ability to …
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Physiological and Cellular Responses Used By Lake Whitfish (Coregonus Clupeaformis) in Response to Thermal and Hypoxic Stress at Different Points in Development
… to environmental change and even brief exposures to thermal or hypoxic stress can have detrimental effects. Fish may be able to respond to stress, using physiological and cellular mechanisms, to mitigate some of the damaging effects of stressor exposure and maintain homeostasis. I …