… We find although the concept of stress is developed from … these stresses mainly belonged
to physiological stress, they were specifically termed as environmental stress and abiotic stress …

… the threat-deprivation models developed independently and … the theory, focusing on the
main effects of environmental … traits, as well as the associations of these traits with patterns of …

… associations and creating communities dominated by positive … Here, we combine network
theory and high throughput … negative:positive cohesion was explained by our stress gradient, …

… and bereft of an integrative framework of theory and analysis. 2 … both in the natural environment
and in society. Some 80 … components of the conceptual framework elaborated above. We …

… understanding not only of the cortisol reactivity hypothesis … mixed findings may also be
explained in terms of allostatic load … association of the ANS (particularly BP and HRV) with stress …

… for those of us who have developed dimensional models of early-… we acknowledge that the
associations between different forms … , and provide falsifiable hypotheses that can be tested in …

… met with staff at each organization and members of mixed-… data, we iteratively and collectively
developed a codebook of 34 … codes informed by minority stress theory constructs such as …

… differential associations reflecting only the curvilinear relationships routinely found between
… Instead, we think that goal-setting theory and the transactional theory of stress can be …

… , or “C-ACE”, to understand the pervasive and deleterious mental health impact of racism
on Black youth. This model extends the ACE framework by noting the significance of racism as …

… We first introduce the conceptual model providing a framework for an understanding of … of
our framework. Next, we discuss how to test each component of the framework with analytical …