Stress and Tension Control 3
Stress Management
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Editorial: It Is Often Important to Think Small
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Book Review Nonconscious Movements: From Mystical Messages to Facilitated Communication. By Herman H. Spitz. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates Publishers, Mahwah, New Jersey, 1997, 202 pp., $22.50 (paperback), $45.00 (cloth)
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REPLY TO TROY SUAREZ
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Is relaxation therapy a form of “alternative medicine?”
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Book review
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Book review
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Erratum
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The angry gut: Co** with colitis and Crohn's disease
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Nitroglycerin relieves emotional stress-induced stomach ulcers in rats
It is known that nitroglycerin (GTN) can be converted to form a nitric oxide (NO) molecule which is a highly reactive and unstable free radical species. NO is known to have many beneficial effects such as rela...
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Cardiovascular reactivity and stress: Patterns of physiological response
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The contributions of basic science to stress management
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Stress management through progressive relaxation
Stress management programs often tell onewhat to do but nothow to do it. They also sometimes offer prescriptions that are (1) circular tautologies, (2) dualistic in holding that nonphysical mental events can cont...
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An abbreviated history of the International Stress Management Association (ISMA)
The American Association for the Advancement of Tension Control was founded in 1973 as an interdisciplinary effort encompassing the fields of dentistry, education, medicine, physical therapy, psychology, and s...
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Control of Normal and Pathologic Cognitive Functions through Neuromuscular Circuits
Everyday language is replete with a variety of mentalistic terms, such as dreams, hallucinations, ideas, images, thoughts, fears, anxieties, depressions, and emotions, that refer to functions of the “mind.” While...
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Influence of immobilization stress on the phospholipid composition of alveolar surfactant and lungs in rats
The influence of immobilization stress on the lipid composition of alveolar surfactant and lungs in rats immobilized for 12 and 24 hours, the effects of phospholipase A2, and lipid transfer activity in alveola...
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Managing Internal Cognitive and External Environmental Stresses through Progressive Relaxation
Stresses of life come from the external and from the internal environments. External environmental stresses have been variously specified and include problems that develop in social and inter-personal relation...
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Frequency analysis of electromyographically measured covert speech behavior
Eleven subjects were asked to silently read slides of the letters “P” and “T,” and to view meaningless control slides similarly as they were presented visually. One-eighth-second electromyographic excerpts wer...
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Experimental Stress and Immunity: Past, Present and Future
Emotional stress represents a human plague and has always been present from the beginning of mankind (Nikolov & Sudakov, 1985). Increasing scientific evidence supports age-old observations that stress is close...
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Book reviews
