stressors

• The generalizability of physiological response to stressors is a basic tenet of physiological psychology (the folks who brought you FAST's grand dad, the polygraph). —  Slashdot: Your Rights Online
• In the case of exercise the stressor should have essentially positive results, the other stressors are more likely to be negative. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
• When the body has adapted to a given stressor its ability to cope with other stressors is improved too. —  Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
• Unless this patient is a well-functioning adult with only minor life stressors, her responses suggest a need for social approval or naivete about psychological matters. —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows
• Sample Interpretive Report RESPONSE TENDENCIES Unless this patient is a demonstrably well-functioning adult who is currently facing minor life stressors, her responses suggest (1) a well-established need for social approval and commendation, evident in tendencies to present herself in a favorable light, or (2) a general naivete about psychological matters, including a possible deficit in self-knowledge. —  Recently Uploaded Slideshows

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