… thirty days after the secure base test, the dog-handler dyads … situ sessions to ensure
experimental control over the session … measures of stress (eg cortisol levels during AAA sessions). …

… attention away from the source of stress towards productive or … insecure attachment displayed
more hyperreactive cortisol … experimental manipulation, findings suggest that children’s …

… evidence from conditioning research with attachment theory … attachment and neurocognitive
and endocrinological (cortisol, … Moreover, human experimental research shows that a CS …

… Next, we discuss research – including findings from our labs – examining the influence of
key moderators that involve the self (eg, self-esteem, contingencies of self-worth, attachment …

… mother and infant cortisol regulation during a dyadic stress task. … primarily from the T2
assessment involving tasks and cortisol … experimentally in the FFSF that give rise to differences in …

… away from high-risk samples where disorganized attachment is … from examining the association
of disorganized attachment and … We also found relatively few studies on attachment and …

… Next, we review how existing theories from the fields of … of higher validation in experimental
participants, relative to … measures of oxytocin and cortisol to begin identifying pathways …

… of control for confounds as experimental studies, they do provide … cortisol in response to
an inoculation but insecure toddlers had higher cortisol than secure toddlers among those from …

… cortisol levels can directly influence fetal cortisol levels via … Recent evidence from experimental
and correlational studies … mood disorders, the dyadic coregulation process is likely to be …

… quality and more positive dyadic coping also had lower levels of circulating CRP levels (Donoho, …
Furthermore, in experimental studies, individuals reporting greater social isolation and …