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The Roles of Testosterone and Cortisol in Friendship Formation (PDF)

2017, Disclosure-Responsiveness, journal articleScienceSitesMarch 2, 2020testosterone, cortisol, friendship, self-disclosure
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Mothers’ Attachment Is Linked to Their Children’s Anti-Inflammatory Gene Expression Via Maternal Warmth (PDF)

2017, Families, journal articleScienceSitesMarch 2, 2020attachment, responsiveness, genetics, immune, health, asthma, families
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The Impact of Daily and Trait Loneliness on Diurnal Cortisol and Sleep Among Children Affected by Parental HIV/AIDS (PDF)

journal article, 2017ScienceSitesMarch 2, 2020HIV, cortisol, health

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