[PDF] Top 20 The role of disclosure and resilience in response to stress and trauma

... physiological response to stress as a means of coping with adverse ...achieving resilience in ...emotional disclosure, resilience, and health-related consequences following ... See full document

... with stress (Goldenberg & Matheson, 2005; Janoff-Bulman & Frantz, 1997) and the type of reactions individuals received from others following stressful experiences (Hyman, Gold, & Cott, ...extreme ... See full document

... the response of low- ranked employees in the shape of interpersonal deviance and organizational deviance when they experience organi- zational politics in South Asian ...job stress-triggered through ... See full document

... the trauma response in fe- males may not be a depressive-like ...traumatic stress for fe- males are distinctly different from those of males and may share some traits of ... See full document

... experience trauma and subsequently ...that trauma may actually change brain functioning as a response to stress, and thus affect long-term functioning in terms of PTSD (as well as depression ... See full document

... on stress responses has received increasing interest particularly in the context of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder ...between trauma exposure, sleep, emotion- al regulation and ...critical ... See full document

... pricing stress that farmers have incorporated within their management strategies—that is, the change that has occurred would quite readily fit within the narratives of continuity evident in the ...date, ... See full document

... in response to early life stress, may indicate increased ability to react to and process emotional infor- mation, which may be more adaptive than blunting strategies such as shutting down or ...in ... See full document

... Psychological demands were measured by six items, namely being demanded to hard work, a fast-paced work en- vironment, being busy at work, a lack of sleep, work fatigue, and intense work concentration. Studies have found ... See full document

... Acute Stress Disorder are the only disorders listed within the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5: American Psychiatric Association [APA], 2013) that require the presence of a specific ... See full document

... physiological stress response, which has been most comprehensively described in animal models, such that early exposure to stress is more likely to lead to a tendency to greater stress ... See full document

... cumulative stress experiences, including child maltreatment, traumatic events, and daily hassles, were associated with depressive symptoms and major depressive disorder; the first sample consisted of 563 young ... See full document

... During hot climate when the temperature and relative humidity are high, proper poultry house ventilation is vital to ensure the necessary removal of heat and the continued productivity of the flock. Poultry house ... See full document

... In our previous work, we demonstrated in P. elegans that 5- HT has a marked dose-related effect in elevating glucose level but that it is ineffective in eyestalkless animals; DA injection in intact and eyestalkless ... See full document

... of resilience corresponds to the relation between the individual and their living environment, it is possible to affirm that resilient behavior results from the individual's ability to adapt positively to adverse ... See full document

... Primers were designed in Primer3 (Rozen et al., 2000) to amplify one individual homolog. Primers were used for qRT-PCR analysis if they produced a single band of the predicted size. Out of 18 RPA homologs tested, 11 met ... See full document

... of Resilience’ , offers important insights into how physicians understand PR as a construct or attribute in the context of their ...of resilience in the literature, such as that by Britt and colleagues, who ... See full document

... integrated stress response (ISR) is an intricate signaling pathway existing in eukaryotic cells which is activated through the phosphorylation of eukaryotic translation initiation factor 2 alpha (eIF2α) in ... See full document

... that resilience can grow or decline over time depending on the interactions taking place between an individual and their environment and between risk and protective factors in an individual‘s life ... See full document

... shear stress conditions in blood vessels. In addition, the vascular response (see Figure 1) is induced via caveolae and Cav-1, as demonstrated for several signaling ...shear stress), Cav-1 and ... See full document