… in attachment theory have guided research on dyadic teacher… of stress (eg, cortisol secretion)
were used to examine effects … developments in attachment-based research primarily from a …

… 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. (…

… stressful times with me, thank you for distracting me from work … Although the positive effects
of social attachments are … factor for elevated loneliness and cortisol levels. Most notably, we …

… the development of experimentally induced SH. Thirty-seven … , and cortisol reactivity in
response to experimental pain.Social … that these effects would be moderated by attachment style. …

… in a subset of participants and cortisol responses to this procedure … phases, we concatenated
data from the psychosocial stress … profiles reflect experimentally induced stress phases, we …

… also is an increase in cortisol (or … from the infant are considered to drive postpartum structural
growth, some of the increase in human maternal brain structure may reflect recovery from …

… both our greatest protection from stress and our greatest source of stress. Research on social
… Likewise, stronger cortisol linkage has been found in mother–child dyads with a history of …

… 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. …

… -infant dyads (… cortisol levels at 20 minutes from baseline levels and cortisol reactivity to the
Still Face was calculated as the difference in cortisol levels at 30 minutes from baseline levels…

… when the attachment with the mother was judged to be insecure … from their mate, (2)
presentation of vocalization from an … Cortisol levels were lower in subjects from condition (1) …