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office clutter)
chemical stressors (e.g., tobacco, alcohol, drugs)
social stressors (e.g.,
societal and
family demands)
Stressors can
cause physical, chemical...
- Look up
stress or
stressy in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Stress may
refer to:
Stress (biology), an organism's
response to a
stressor such as an environmental...
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found that
stressors can make
individuals more
prone to both
physical and
psychological problems,
including heart disease and anxiety.
Stressors are more...
- learning,
responding to the
stressors and
cognitive flexibility.
Chronic stressors may not be as
intense as
acute stressors such as
natural disaster or...
-
stress in
humans by
Richard Rahe and
others established that
stress is
caused by distinct,
measurable life
stressors, and that
these life
stressors can...
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telomeres in most but not all studies.
Different types of
stressors, the
timing (duration) of the
stressors, and
genetic inherited personal characteristics all...
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different diatheses and
stressors are
implicated in
different disorders. For example,
breakups and
other severe or
traumatic life
stressors are
implicated in...
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Stresser (or booter)
services provide denial-of-service
attack as a service,
usually as a
criminal enterprise. They have
simple front ends, and accept...
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increased exposure to
distal stressors.
Minority status leads to
increased exposure to
proximal stressors, due to
distal stressors.
Minority individuals suffer...
- to
define stress solely phonetically. The
stress placed on
syllables within words is
called word
stress. Some
languages have
fixed stress,
meaning that...
