Ansiedad y Estrés (1998), 4(1), 1-110
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Autors
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Títle
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Page
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| A. Mª Taboada Jiménez, L. Ezpeleta Ascaso and N. de la Osa C. | Anxiety disorders in childhood and adolescence: Risk factors |
1-16
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| Y. García Rodríguez | Unemployment effects on mental and physical health, anxiety and depression |
17-30
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| J. Fernández Castro, Mª Alvarez, T. Blasco, E. Doval and A. Sanz | Validation of the Wallston's Personal Competence Scale and its implication for the stress research |
31-41
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| A. A. Yorio, L. Pompilio, C. Marro, N. Leibovich de F. And E.T. Segura | EEG Asymmetries, heart rate and personality traits relations |
43-50
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| Mª. I. Cordero and C. Sandi | Stress and cognitive function: The role of glucocorticoids in learning and memory |
51-58
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| F. X. Borràs, E. Estébanez, E. Gudayol, C. Soriano and R. Bayés | Acute experimental stress and white blood cells count in capillary blood |
59-69
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| J. Olea, V. Ponsoda, L. Felipe and L. Carretié | Computerized assessment strategies and anxiety: a comparative study in a risk sample |
71-79
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| V. González-Romá, P. Ripoll, A. Caballer, A. Ferreres, P. Gil and J.Mª. Peiró | Comparison of causal models on the Burnout experience: A multi-sample study |
81-95
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| A.I. Rosa, J. Olivares Rodríguez and J. Sánchez Meca | Differential effects of relaxation techniques on anxiety: a meta-analytic review in Spain |
97-110
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Ansiedad y Estrés (1998), 4(2-3), 111-238
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Autors
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Títle
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Page
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| Enrique G. Fernández-Abascal and Francisco Martínez-Sánchez | Stress Physiological Reactivity. Introduction to the special issue |
111-118
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| Francisco Palmero and Inés García B. | Stress and Adaptation |
119-133
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| A. Fernández-Teruel, R M. Escorihuela, R. Aguilar, L. Gil, B. González, B. Castellano, P. Driscoll and A. Tobeña | Stress responses and the effects of early experience: behavioral, physiological and neuromorphological evidence |
135-170
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| Mª. Crespo, F.J. Labrador, Mª Eugenia Hernández, I. Herranz and G.Larraz | Temporal stability of the orienting-defence response pattern |
171-193
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| E. G. Fernández-Abascal, Francisco Palmero and Mª. Dolores Martín | Cardiovascular reactivity, principles and characteristics |
195-206
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| Pere Carreras and Jordi Fernández-Castro | Heart Rate evolution during exams in university students |
207-214
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| Oscar Landeta, Ainhoa Barrenetxea, Susana Corral and Javier Otero | Expressive component of hostility and cardiovascular reactivity to stress |
214-225
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| Francisco Martínez-Sánchez, Beatriz Ortiz Soria and Jordi Fernández-Castro | Palmar Sweat Index: a sensitive indicator of autonomic reactivity in experimentally induced stress |
227-238
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| Marta Isabel Díaz, Mª Isabel Comeche and Miguel A. Vallejo | Activation models in the begining of clinical psychophysiology |
239-251
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| Mª.E. Olivares Crespo and J.A. Cruzado Rodriguez | Differences in coping strategies among breast cancer patients and women whithout cancer |
253-279
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| Héctor González Ordi and Juan José Miguel-Tobal | Suggestion strategies in the management of psychophysiological arousal: The effect of instructions and suggestibility |
281-298
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| Silvia Edo Izquierdo and Jordi Fernández-Castro | Research on initial stress appraisal process by Event-Related Potentials |
299-309
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| Fernándo Calvo, José M. Alemán, Salvador Aleman and Benedicta Ojeda | Relationship between hostility and the serum total cholesterol |
311-330
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