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The generalization of behavioral control over physical threats to social stressors in humans: A pilot fMRI study.

2022-07-22

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<p>Behavioral control, the ability to manage one’s exposure to a given stressor, influences the impacts of both the present and future stressors. Behavioral control over a stressor may decrease stress caused by the stressor, and promote resilience towards future stressors. A lack of behavioral control may exacerbate the stress response and lead to learned helplessness, a generalized view that one cannot control ot...

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Literature Corpus work: d81e04b6-adc0-531d-9223-f4722479c31c
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/suw45

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