Titlebook: Coping and Health; Seymour Levine,Holger Ursin Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1980 Italy.NATO.coping.experiment.health

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Adrenocortical Responses of Humans to Group Hierarchy, Confinement and Social Interaction,al rhythm, with the peak occurring in the early morning hours in man and other diurnal animals whereas nocturnal rodents show their peak in the evening, at lights-off. In addition, the responsiveness of the adreno-cortical system to stimuli also varies diurnally. Sampling time therefore, becomes of

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Coping with Mental Work Load,re is a growing number of activities in which the operator is assigned jobs that involve monitoring and/or supervisory control of complex systems or problem solving of different kinds. Thus instead of acting as a producer of ., the human operator acts more as a flexible and inventive processor, tran

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,Coping and Health a Clinician’s Perspective,alth and well-being. It is paradoxical, therefore, that the clinician will inevitably talk almost exclusively of ill-health or of disease when he addresses himself to the topic of this conference. The urgencies of his day to day experiences in the clinic determine his perceptions and interests in th

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Psychobiological Aspects of Life Stress,ecent approaches to these problems will be reviewed against the background of earlier studies from our laboratory (cf. reviews by Frankenhaeuser, 1971, 1976, 1979a, b) and relevant work from other laboratories.

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The Poetry of War in the Italian Renaissanceevelopment of the stress field as a popular and important area of research can generally be traced to Selye’s concept of the “general adaptation syndrome” (Selye, 1936). Selye was surprised to find that a variety of very different agents such as cold, heat, x-rays, hormones, bacteria, toxins or musc

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