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Monitor on Psychology
The two faces of oxytocin
(February 2008) Helping soldiers ‘normalize’ reactions to combat and deployment stress (October 2007)
A prescription for exercise (June 2007)
People 'on hold' prefer information to apologies (May 2007)
Fussy babies decrease marital satisfaction among first-time parents (May 2007)
America: A toxic lifestyle? (April 2007)
Socially isolated and sick (November 2006)
Reducing stress helps both brain and body (October 2006)
Does stress hinder conception?
(September 2006)
APA provides coping tips for students providing disaster relief (June 2006)
Relationship conflicts stress men more than women (May 2006)
Stressed out nation (April 2006)
Mental stress wreaks physical havoc on workers (May 2005)
The stress-depression link (January 2005)
Hormones, stress and aggression--a vicious cycle (November 2004)
Buddy system eases stress, study suggests (September 2004)
Lower family stress tied to improved child behavior (September 2004)
Study links responses to workday stress with marital satisfaction (May 2004)
Stress during pregnancy may increase children's risk for mental illness (February 2004)
Psychologists help reduce stress in the military (February 2004)
Study finds higher degrees may not buffer stress (July/August 2003)
What lies behind the female habit of 'tending and befriending' during stress (January 2004)
Mothers' mental stress linked to children's medical visits (June 2003)
New lessons on children and stress (April 2002)
A new stress paradigm for women (July/August 2000)
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