… techniques or involving dyadic stress situations with … participants during the preparation of
the experimental set-up, the … abnormal cortisol responses in anxiously attached individuals, …

… essential to better understand how a mother prepares herself under conditions of dyadic
stress. … between mothers of securely attached infants and infants with insecure attachments. …

… Children with less positive representations of their parents did not show a significant change
in cardiac slowing during the rejection events in the experimental task (being excluded from …

… in this study, with higher scores representing higher levels of dyadic coping. Items 36 and 37
are not … Actor effects from women’s and men’s dyadic coping to their own quality of life and …

… Cortisol levels were measured from saliva using Salivette collection … cortisol stress resonance
in dyads with securely attached observers. In detail, securely attached observers’ cortisol …

… from dried blood spots (DBS); and diurnal cortisol obtained from saliva samples collected
following … In covariate-adjusted models with 66 parameters and 698 mother–father dyads, we …

… studies that examined cortisol levels after children completed … attachment measures or
experimental manipulation of … attached children via skin conductance or cortisol levels. Thus, most …

… predicted an attenuated cortisol response after a relationship … adjustment to the experimental
situation after initial arousal, … sex-dependent group effects in the dyadic analyses. In fact, …

… Hostile dyadic coping occurs when the stress signals of one partner elicit hostile responses
from the other, … Dating couples' attachment styles and patterns of cortisol reactivity and …

… Finally, dyadic matching of affective states and dyadic … observed after a stressful situation
predicted vagal tone recovery from … attachment status and cortisol: Two showed no influence of …