… from conditioning research with attachment theory to formulate a Learning Theory of …
associations between attachment and neurocognitive and endocrinological (cortisol, oxytocin, and …

… Similarly, individuals who reported better marital quality and more positive dyadic coping
also had lower levels of circulating CRP levels (Donoho, Crimmins, & Seeman, Citation2013; …

… after the stressful event and mainly deal with the differences between … -Assessment of
diurnal cortisol levels … , cortex and that insecure attachment style seems to induce a reduced …

… psychological experience of stress and improves cortisol levels in a … The study reported in
Chapter 3 collected data from 155 … from a romantic partner improve a person’s ability to cope …

… Next, we review how existing theories from the fields of … , such as child maltreatment and
insecure attachment styles, can be … be viewed as facilitating more adaptive dyadic coregulation. …

… As well, this study examined if pet attachment, species of pet, and preexisting mental health
… stressor, resulting in cortisol levels peaking 20 to 30 minutes after exposure to the stressor. (…

… skills, like distraction, help children re-engage attention away from the source of stress …
performance goals and insecure attachment displayed more hyperreactive cortisol trajectories, …

… dyads were drawn from a nonrandomized control trial that was designed to examine the
effects of a group-based, mindfulness stress … predicts infant cortisol recovery from a mild …

… to the way that in stress biology, cortisol may rise in response … from their setpoint (ie, secure
attachment, anxious-insecure … a dyadic social homeostatic set point and attachment system. …

… However, the latter effect was confined to infants who showed an insecure attachment to …
obtained hair samples from the mother-infant dyads at a follow-up outpatient visit ranging …