Sentences with phrase «of social stress»

This lays the groundwork for the most damaging effects of social stress which includes suicidal thoughts.

One of the interesting finding is that a subset of mice or rats that are subjected to these high levels of social stress don't develop these behavioral abnormalities.

New studies released today reveal links between social status and specific brain structures and activity, particularly in the context of social stress.

As a result of this social stress, some types of microbes became much more common in the winners.

Many are keenly aware of social stress and fragmentation; we know that our communities and personal lives are not what they were, and feel little confidence in regard to a quick return to quieter times.

«Hens appear to be in a chronic state of social stress, perpetually trying to get away from their cage mates, not able to express dominance relations by means of spacing and not even able to resolve social conflict by means of aggression.

So although there are hints that cold snaps hasten upheavals and spark some forms of social stress, it seems that chilly temperatures could be off the hook when it comes to causing crime — at least for now.

It might be that the impact of social stress was somewhat greater for the subordinate animals, but we can't say that strongly.»

And it turns out that when you take a normal mice or rats, and expose them to high levels, particularly of social stress, that the animals do show these signs and symptoms that are quite reminiscent of human depression.

This increase was related to participants» experiences of social stress, such as work overload, social pressures or social isolation.

While previous models of anorexia included some of these variables, none were able to capture the elements of social stress and genetic susceptibility to anxiety and anorexia that appear to contribute to the onset of the disorder in humans, particularly in adolescents.

Jamie said: «As scratching can be a sign of social stress, potential attackers might be avoiding attacking obviously stressed individuals because such individuals could behave unpredictably or be weakened by their stress, meaning an attack could be either risky or unnecessary.

Here's the retraction notice for «The Effect of Social Stress on Chronic Pain Perception in Female and Male Mice:»

In a similar way, we and other groups have early data that exposure of rats and mice to high levels of social stress can make the offspring of those animals more susceptible to social stress, again something that persists for several generations.