Salivary cortisone, as a biomarker for psychosocial stress, is associated with state anxiety and heart rate
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Janis Reinelt | Arno Villringer | Michael Gaebler | Joachim Thiery | Marie Uhlig | Uta Ceglarek | Anja Willenberg | A. Villringer | J. Reinelt | M. Uhlig | Michael Gaebler | J. Kratzsch | U. Ceglarek | J. Thiery | Y. Bae | A. Willenberg | Jeffrey Netto | Yoon Ju Bae | Jeffrey Netto | Juergen Kratzsch
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