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Seyle

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(1936) rats body’s attempt to adapt to a stressor
… father of stress

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Mason

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(1971) replicates Selye using monkeys
…stress outcomes depends on stressor

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Lazarus

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(1999) proposed cognitive appraisal

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Speismann

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(1964) heart rate vs context of medical procedure film

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Taylor et al

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(2000) most adaptive stress response in females is tend and befriend - NOT fight or flight

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Kiecolt-Glaser et al

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(1984) exam stress and the immune system

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Firdaus Dharbar

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(2008) with rats

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Evans et al

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(1994) SigA efficiency decreases with stress

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Kiecolt-Glaser

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(1991) longitudinal study of Alzheimer carers vs non carers
- stress and illness overtime

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Perira et al

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(2005)
- high chronic stress in HIV positive patients
- cancer developed faster in year of highly stressed

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Kissane

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correlation to cancer is ‘weak and difficult to establish’

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Lampen et al

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(2008) acute stress and CVD
- myocardial infarction during World Cup (Germany)
- retrospective research

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Yusuf et al

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(2004) chronic stress and CVD
- strong link to MI
- 52 studies determine factors to CVD like smoking

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Orth-Gomer et al

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(2000) marital stress tripled risk of heart attack in women with CVD (chronic)

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Holmes and Rahe

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(1967) developed Social Readjustment Rating Scale
- large sample rated 43 life events
- created life change units which are then totalled when completing

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Rahe et al

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(1970) US Navy, illness and life change
- self report on illness and life change
- positive correlation

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Lietzen et al

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(2011) stressful life events is a risk factor for asthma

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Bryne and White

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(1980) interpretation of LCU needed- individual differeneces

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Turner and Wheaton

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(1995) ‘reliability of life event checklist is expected to be low’

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Lazarus et al

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(1980) proposed Daily Hassles and Uplifts

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Khanner

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(1981) create the Hassles and Uplifts scale
- 117 DH
- 135 DU
- more accurate predictor of stress-related problems than SRRS

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Ivancevich

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(1986) DH + U scale is predictor of poor health and job performance

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Gervais et al

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(2005) nurse diary, uplifts counteracted against hassles

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Karasek

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(1979) proposed workplace stress
- demand/control model

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Marmot et al

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(1997) effects of control on stress and illness
- 10,000 civil servants
- different pay grades… levels of control/demand

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Johansson et al

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(1978) Swedish saw mill finishers and cleaners
- differs in conditions and illness
- measured stress hormones

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Friedman and Rosenman

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(1960s) proposed personality types and stress

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Friedman and Rosenman

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(1974) longitudinal of type A and CVD

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Ragland and Brand

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(1985) type A are more proactive after diagnosis

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Tomoshok

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(1987) proposed type C … people pleaser traits

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Dattore et al

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(1980) link to repression (type C) and cancer

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Nakaya

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(2002) doesn’t support link from C to cancer

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Myrtek

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(2001)links between type a and hostility with CVD (meta analysis)

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Kobasa and Maddi

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(1979) proposed hardiness, three ‘C’s
- commitment
- challenge
- control

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Kobasa

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(1979) business executives, hardiness mediates stress

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Bartone et al

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(2008) US military and hardiness - take the test before entering the military

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Baldwin

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(2013) significant effect of benzodiazepines

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Kelly

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(1980) beta blockers were effective for anxiety

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Holcom

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(1986)- SIT was more effective and more long term than drugs

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Budzynki

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(1973) proposed biofeedback

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Greenhalgh

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(2009) no evidence for the work of biofeedback

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Stroebe

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proposed 5 types of social support

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Cohen and Willis

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(1985) proposed “buffering hypothesis”

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Cohen

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(2015) cold symptoms were counteracted by hugs

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Orth-Gomer (SS)

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lack of social support = CVD factor

46
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Peterson

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(2000) gender differences in infertility
- women= avoid
- men= practical

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Ptacek et al

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(2014) role constraint theory
- same appraisal, different coping

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Tamres et al

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(2002) meta analysis support for role constraint theory

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