The Impact of Selected Social Environmental and Individual Factors on Stress Responses
Date
2017-08-16Metadata
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a. The authors attempt to clarify some factors in the relationships between high levels of stress and poor physical and mental health. They review many possible sources of individual variation in responses to stress, including different living environments, interrelated social and individual factors, and differences across gender groups. Physiological and behavioral data collected from college students at a blood bank assessed multiple social and individual factors, self-reported stress, and levels of norepinephrine, a physiological indicator of stress. Results showed a fairly complex pattern of results, although social support was generally helpful in reducing stress, and gender differences in both social and physiological responses were found.
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1984Department
SociologyCitation
Montoya, Valerie C.; Barr-Bryan, Dorine; Perlaki, Kinga M.; Barchas, Patricia R. (2017). The Impact of Selected Social Environmental and Individual Factors on Stress Responses. Available electronically from https : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /161179.
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