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Exaggerated psychophysiological reactivity: Issues in quantification and reliability
Autor: Robert Collu, Christine Smilga, Norman D. Martin, Barbara J. Hollander, James A. Hanley, Ethel Roskies, Peter Seraganian, Robert Oseasohn
Publikováno v: Journal of Psychosomatic Research. 29:393-405
Marked physiological reactivity to challenging mental tasks has been associated with elevated risk for, as well as the presence of, coronary heart disease. However, little systematic enquiry into the reliability and quantification of such exaggerated
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https://doi.org/10.1016/0022-3999(85)90025-x
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Failure to alter psychophysiological reactivity in type a men with physical exercise or stress management programs
Autor: Ethel Roskies, Peter Seraganian, Robert Collu, James A. Hanley, Robert Oseasohn
Publikováno v: Psychology & Health. 1:195-213
Psychophysiological reactivity has been associated with heightened risk of coronary heart disease. Since behavioral processes may contribute to disease etiology, the possibility arises that they might also contribute to disease prevention. The capabi
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https://doi.org/10.1080/08870448708400326
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The Montreal Type A Intervention Project: Major findings
Autor: Ethel Roskies, C. Smilga, Robert Collu, Robert Oseasohn, Peter Seraganian, James A. Hanley, N. Martin
Publikováno v: Health Psychology. 5:45-69
This article reports a comparison of three short-term treatments (aerobic exercise, cognitive-behavioral stress management, and weight training) in modifying behavioral and cardiovascular reactivity to laboratory psychosocial stressors in healthy Typ
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https://doi.org/10.1037/0278-6133.5.1.45
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Clinicopathologic Study of Thirty-Three Fatal Cases of Asian Influenza
Autor: Lester Adelson, Robert Oseasohn, Masaro Kaji
Publikováno v: New England Journal of Medicine. 260:509-518
THE 1957 pandemic of Asian influenza was associated with a high attack rate and excess pneumonia mortality1; influenza-associated deaths were most common at the extremes of life. Although case fatality rates were low, the course of some cases was ful
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https://doi.org/10.1056/nejm195903122601101
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