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Stress: concepts, cognition, emotion, and behavior / Ed. George Fink Nível de parte analítica: Dental stress • religion, stress, and superheroes • Psychosomatic medicine • stess and coping in the menopause • Stretched thin: stress, in-role, and extra-role behavior of educators • Diet and stress: interactions with emotions and behavior • Indigenous societies • Industrialized societies • Chronic pain and perceived stress • Optimism, pessimism, and stress • Peacekeeping • Stress in policing • Stress in emergency personnel • Refugees: stress in trauma • Survivor guilt • Combat stress • Coping process • Burnout • Fatigue and stress • Stress generation • Childbirth and stress • Aging and psychological stress • The amygdala and fear • Aggressive behavior and social stress • Anger • Cortisol awakening response • Sociology of suicide • Psychology of suicide • Rumination, stress, and emotion • neuroimaging and emotion • Life events scale • Emotional inhibition • Depersonalisation: systematic assessment • Distress • The post-traumatic syndromes • Anxiety disorders • When the work is not enough: the sinister stress of boredom • The behavioral, cognitive, and neural correlates of deficient biological reactions to acute psychological stress • Adolescent cognitive control: brain network dynamics • Stress, trauma, and memory in PTSD • Trauma and memory • Effects of stress on learning and memory • Stress, memory, and memory impairment • Cognition and stress • Epigenetics, stress, and their potental impact on brain network function • Remodeling of neural networks by stress • Psychological stressors: overview • Life events scale • Evolutionary origins and fuctions of the stress response system • Environmental factors • Effort-reward imbalance model • Control and stress • Conservation of resources theory applied to major stress • Behavior: overview • central role of the brain in stress and adaptation: allostasis, biological embedding, and comulative change • The flight-or-flight response: a cornerstone of stress research • Corticosteroid receptor balance hypothesis: implications for stress-adaptation • The larm phase and the general adaptation syndrome: twoaspects of Slye's inconscient legacy • Stress, definitions, mechanisms, and effects outlined: lessons from anxietyPublicação: Amsterdam : Elsevier, 2016Descrição: 487 p.Disponibilidade:
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