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A study awarded "Editor's Choice" in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology shows how hair cortisol, lifelong stress exposure and individual stress adaptation are linked.

Recently published article in Psychoneuroendocrinology awarded as "Editor's Choice"

Psychoneuroendocrinology

One of our recent studies, published in the renowned journal Psychoneuroendocrinology, (“Linking hair cortisol and life stress: The role of stress reactivity and habituation,” authors: J. Planert, T. Stalder, K. Huthsteiner, G.M. Slavich, T. Klucken, J.B. Finke) was included in the journal’s “Editor’s Choice” selection. Using an extensive repeated-measures design, the study examines the relationship between hair cortisol—as a biomarker for chronic stress—and lifetime stressor exposure based on objective criteria. The role of individual adaptability (acute stress reactivity and habituation) in a psychosocial context is also addressed.

 

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Prof. Dr. Tim Klucken

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Ich leite die Professur für Klinische Psychologie und Psychotherapie.

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PD Dr. Johannes Finke

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Als Akademischer Oberrat forsche ich an der Schnittstelle von Biologischer und Klinischer Psychologie, insbesondere zum Zusammenspiel von Stress und Stresshormonen mit emotionalen und kognitiven Prozessen (z. B. assoziatives Lernen). Daneben bilden peripher-physiologische Methoden wie Pupillometrie und Schreckreflex-Modulation (‚Startle′) Schwerpunkte meiner Arbeit.

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