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Dating Couples' Attachment Styles and Patterns of Cortisol Reactivity and Recovery in Response to a Relationship Conflict by Powers, Sally I, Pietromonaco, Paula R, Gunlicks, Meredith, Sayer, Aline

“…This study investigated theoretically predicted links between attachment style and a physiological indicator of stress, salivary cortisol levels, in 124…”
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Concurrent and Prospective Associations between HPA Axis Activity and Depression Symptoms in Newlywed Women by Ge, Fiona, M.S, Pietromonaco, Paula R., Ph.D, DeBuse, Casey J., Ph.D, Powers, Sally I., Ed.D, Granger, Douglas A., Ph.D

“…Abstract We investigated the extent to which individual differences in activity of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis (HPA) are associated with depressive…”
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The Relationship Between Cortisol, Salivary Alpha-Amylase, and Cognitive Bias in Young Women by Kreher, Donna A, Powers, Sally I, Granger, Douglas A

“…Both animal and human studies suggest that cognitive bias toward negative information, such as that observed in major depression, may arise through the…”
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Depression and Anxiety Predict Sex-Specific Cortisol Responses to Interpersonal Stress by Powers, Sally I, Laurent, Heidemarie K, Gunlicks-Stoessel, Meredith, Balaban, Susan, Bent, Eileen

“…Highlights • Maladaptive responses to interpersonal stress are thought to relate to depression and anxiety. • We tested relations of depression and anxiety…”
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Depressive Symptoms, External Stress, and Marital Adjustment: The Buffering Effect of Partner’s Responsive Behavior by Pietromonaco, Paula R., Overall, Nickola C., Powers, Sally I.

“…Guided by theory emphasizing that partner responsiveness underlies well-functioning romantic relationships, we examined whether partners’ responsive behavior…”
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Does Attachment Get Under the Skin? Adult Romantic Attachment and Cortisol Responses to Stress by Pietromonaco, Paula R., DeBuse, Casey J., Powers, Sally I.

“…Although many studies have indicated that people in low-quality relationships are less healthy, precisely how relationships influence health remains unclear…”
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Biocultural approaches to transgender and gender diverse experience and health: Integrating biomarkers and advancing gender/sex research by DuBois, L. Zachary, Gibb, James K., Juster, Robert‐Paul, Powers, Sally I.

“…Transgender and gender diverse (TGD) people are increasingly visible in U.S. communities and in national media. With this increased visibility, access to…”
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Spouses' Attachment Pairings Predict Neuroendocrine, Behavioral, and Psychological Responses to Marital Conflict by Beck, Lindsey A, Pietromonaco, Paula R, DeBuse, Casey J, Powers, Sally I, Sayer, Aline G

“…This research investigated how spouses' attachment styles jointly contributed to their stress responses. Newlywed couples discussed relationship conflicts…”
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Longitudinal Changes in Spouses' HPA Responses: Convergence in Cortisol Patterns During the Early Years of Marriage by Laws, Holly B, Sayer, Aline G, Pietromonaco, Paula R, Powers, Sally I

“…Objective: Drawing on theories of bidirectional influence between relationship partners (Butler, 2011; Diamond & Aspinwall, 2003), the authors applied dyadic…”
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Is Low Power Associated With Submission During Marital Conflict? Moderating Roles of Gender and Traditional Gender Role Beliefs by Pietromonaco, Paula R., Overall, Nickola C., Beck, Lindsey A., Powers, Sally I.

“…Lower power during marital interactions predicts greater aggression by men, but no research has identified women’s response to lower power. We tested whether…”
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Spouses’ attachment orientations shape physiological responses to relational stress over time by Beck, Lindsey A, Pietromonaco, Paula R, Ge, Fiona, Carnes, Nate C, Laws, Holly, Powers, Sally I

“…This research examined how the interplay between spouses’ attachment orientations contributes to physiological responses to relational stress. Mixed-gender…”
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Social-cognitive predictors of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal reactivity to interpersonal conflict in emerging adult couples by Laurent, Heidemarie K., Powers, Sally I.

“…This study tested the extent to which the social-cognitive variables of sociotropy and negative relationship attributions predict physiological stress…”
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Attachment and Health-Related Physiological Stress Processes by Pietromonaco, Paula R, Powers, Sally I

“…People who are more securely attached to close partners show health benefits, but the mechanisms underlying this link are not well specified. We focus on…”
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Refining the multisystem view of the stress response: Coordination among cortisol, alpha-amylase, and subjective stress in response to relationship conflict by Laurent, Heidemarie K, Powers, Sally I, Granger, Douglas A

“…Abstract This study investigated associations among young adults' hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal axis activity, autonomic nervous system activity, and…”
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Childhood Family Adversity and Adult Cortisol Response: The Role of Observed Marital Conflict Behavior by Winer, Jeffrey P., Powers, Sally I., Pietromonaco, Paula R., Schreck, Meghan C.

“…Childhood family adversity predicts adult interpersonal behavior and physiological responses to interpersonal stress. Additionally, negative marital behaviors…”
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Vitamin D Supplementation and Depression in the Women's Health Initiative Calcium and Vitamin D Trial by BERTONE-JOHNSON, Elizabeth R, POWERS, Sally I, OCKENE, Ira, OCKENE, Judith K, SIMIN LIU, MANSON, Joann E, SPANGLER, Leslie, LARSON, Joseph, MICHAEL, Yvonne L, MILLEN, Amy E, BUECHE, Maria N, SALMOIRAGO-BLOTCHER, Elena, WASSERTHEIL-SMOLLER, Sylvia, BRUNNER, Robert L

“…While observational studies have suggested that vitamin D deficiency increases risk of depression, few clinical trials have tested whether vitamin D…”
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Congruence Between Spouses’ Perceptions and Observers’ Ratings of Responsiveness: The Role of Attachment Avoidance by Beck, Lindsey A., Pietromonaco, Paula R., DeVito, Cassandra C., Powers, Sally I., Boyle, Alysia M.

“…Although close relationships require partners to depend on one another for mutual responsiveness, avoidantly attached individuals are especially averse to…”
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Vitamin D intake from foods and supplements and depressive symptoms in a diverse population of older women by BERTONE-JOHNSON, Elizabeth R, POWERS, Sally I, WASSERTHEIL-SMOLLER, Sylvia, OCKENE, Judith K, OCKENE, Ira, MANSON, Joann E, SPANGLER, Leslie, BRUNNER, Robert L, MICHAEL, Yvonne L, LARSON, Joseph C, MILLEN, Amy E, BUECHE, Maria N, SALMOIRAGO-BLOTCHER, Elena, SIMIN LIU

“…Vitamin D may plausibly reduce the occurrence of depression in postmenopausal women; however, epidemiologic evidence is limited, and few prospective studies…”
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HPA regulation and dating couples' behaviors during conflict: Gender-specific associations and cross-partner interactions by Laurent, Heidemarie K, Powers, Sally I, Laws, Holly, Gunlicks-Stoessel, Meredith, Bent, Eileen, Balaban, Susan

“…Abstract The way romantic partners behave during conflict is known to relate to stress responses, including activation of the hypothalamic–pituitary–adrenal…”
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Early Pubertal Timing and Childhood Family Adversity Interact to Predict Newlywed Women’s Anxiety Symptoms by Winer, Jeffrey P., Powers, Sally I., Pietromonaco, Paula R.

“…The contextual amplification hypothesis posits that girls’ early pubertal timing will predict anxiety and depression symptoms most strongly when early puberty…”
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