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An alternative approach for achieving cardiovascular baseline: viewing an aquatic video by Piferi, Rachel L., Kline, Keith A., Younger, Jarred, Lawler, Kathleen A.

“…Due to the importance of baseline and recovery levels in the computation of reactivity, two studies were conducted to determine an alternative method to…”
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The UK demand for steel by Abbott, A. J., Lawler, K. A., Armistead, C.

“…The paper suggests a short-run model of the demand for steel that may be used for forecasting future trends. The paper commences with consideration of a…”
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Relationship of Racial Stressors to Blood Pressure Responses and Anger Expression in Black College Students by Armstead, Cheryl A., Lawler, Kathleen A., Gorden, Gloria, Cross, John, Gibbons, Judith

“…The physiological effects of racism, as a stressor, were examined as they related to blood pressure (BP) and anger experiences in Black college students…”
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The Anger Recall interview and cardiovascular reactivity in women: An examination of context and experience by Anderson, Sharon F., Lawler, Kathleen A.

“…Recent research has focused on the role of hostility as a risk factor for coronary heart disease. Hostility has been linked independently to cardiovascular…”
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On the role of posterior parietal and prefrontal cortex in visuo-spatial perception and attention by LAWLER, K. A, COWEY, A

“…Monkeys with bilateral removal of caudal prefrontal cortex (area 8) or dorso-lateral parietal cortex (areas 5 and 7) or the inferior temporal cortex (area TE)…”
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Aerobic power and cardiovascular response to stress by Claytor, R P, Cox, R H, Howley, E T, Lawler, K A, Lawler, J E

“…The relationship between aerobic fitness as measured by maximal O2 uptake (VO2max) and the cardiovascular response to laboratory stressors was examined in two…”
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Gender and cardiovascular responses: what is the role of hostility? by Lawler, K A, Harralson, T L, Armstead, C A, Schmied, L A

“…Two experiments are reported investigating hostility group by gender effects on heart rate and blood pressure. In experiment 1, 58 males and 59 females were…”
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The effects of pretectal and superior collicular lesions on binocular vision by LAWLER, K. A, COWEY, A

“…Monkeys with mid-brain lesions involving the pre-tectum and superior colliculi often have an odd stare, as if the visual axes were parallel and the animal was…”
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New Southern Ocean transfer function for subsurface temperature prediction using radiolarian assemblages by Civel-Mazens, M., Cortese, G., Crosta, X., Lawler, K.A., Lowe, V., Ikehara, M., Itaki, T.

“…Radiolarians are microzooplankton that produce siliceous shells that preserve well in sediments and allow for paleo-reconstructions. Previous studies have used…”
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Hardiness, Type A Behavior, and the Stress-Illness Relation in Working Women by Schmied, Lori A, Lawler, Kathleen A

“…Hardiness has been proposed as a stress-resistance resource in maintaining health. This construct has been shown to act in conjunction with the Type A behavior…”
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Physiological correlates of the coronary-prone behavior pattern in women during examination stress by Lawler, K A, Huck, S W, Smalley, L B

“…This research is an assessment of the physiological correlates of Type A behavior in college-aged women. Subjects were monitored while they took a midterm…”
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Individual differences and cardiovascular responsivity by LAWLER, Kathleen A

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Stress and Illness in Low-Income Women: The Roles of Hardiness, John Henryism, and Race by Williams, Dorothy, Lawler, Kathleen A.

“…This study examines the stress-illness relationship in a bi-racial group (African-American and Caucasian-American) of low-income women. Two personality…”
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Cardiovascular responsivity, type A behavior, and parental history of heart disease in young women by Lawler, K A, Schmied, L A

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The relationship of stress, type A behavior and powerlessness to physiological responses in female clerical workers by Lawler, K A, Schmied, L A

“…The present study examined the relationship of stress levels, Type A behavior, and feelings of powerlessness to physiological reactivity in a group of adult…”
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Family history of hypertension, gender, and cardiovascular responsivity during stress by LAWLER, K. A, LACY, J, ARMSTEAD, C. A, LAWLER, J. E

“…The relationships of family history of hypertension and gender to cardiovascular responses to stress were investigated in this research. One hundred…”
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Gender differences in patterns of dynamic cardiovascular regulation by Lawler, K A, Wilcox, Z C, Anderson, S F

“…The purpose of this research was to examine the role of gender in hemodynamic response patterns to stress. Sixty-four male and 55 female young adults were…”
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Control, type A behavior and cardiovascular responsivity in adult women employed as clerical workers by Schmied, L A, Lawler, K A

“…The purpose of the present study was to examine the relationship among control, Type A behavior and cardiovascular responsivity in female clerical workers…”
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Antarctic sea ice over the past 130 000 years – Part 1: a review of what proxy records tell us by Crosta, Xavier, Kohfeld, Karen E, Bostock, Helen C, Chadwick, Matthew, Du Vivier, Alice, Esper, Oliver, Etourneau, Johan, Jones, Jacob, Leventer, Amy, Müller, Juliane, Rhodes, Rachael H, Allen, Claire S, Ghadi, Pooja, Lamping, Nele, Lange, Carina B, Lawler, Kelly-Anne, Lund, David, Marzocchi, Alice, Meissner, Katrin J, Menviel, Laurie, Nair, Abhilash, Patterson, Molly, Pike, Jennifer, Prebble, Joseph G, Riesselman, Christina, Sadatzki, Henrik, Sime, Louise C, Shukla, Sunil K, Thöle, Lena, Vorrath, Maria-Elena, Xiao, Wenshen, Yang, Jiao

“…Antarctic sea ice plays a critical role in the Earth system, influencing energy, heat and freshwater fluxes, air–sea gas exchange, ice shelf dynamics, ocean…”
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Type A behavior pattern, parental history of hypertension, and cardiovascular reactivity in college males by Allen, M T, Lawler, K A, Mitchell, V P, Matthews, K A, Rakaczky, C J, Jamison, W

“…Two risk factors for cardiovascular disorders, parental history of hypertension and the Type A behavior pattern, were investigated concurrently with respect to…”
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