The effects of psychosocial stress on dopaminergic function and the acute stress response.

Elife · 2019 · PMC6850765 · PMID 31711569

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Psychosocial stress-induced effects There were no differences between the groups on subjective or biological measures of stress response at baseline ( Table 3 ) apart from a statistical trend (p=0.07, d = 0.67) towards greater amylase concentrations in the HA group compared to the LA group.

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