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The ties that bind: perceived social support, stress, and IBS in severely affected patients by Lackner, J. M., Brasel, A. M., Quigley, B M., Keefer, L., Krasner, S. S., Powell, C., Katz, L. A., Sitrin, M. D.

“…Background  This study assessed the association between social support and the severity of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms in a sample of severely…”
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Development of a self-presentation tactics scale by Lee, Suk-Jae, Quigley, Brian M, Nesler, Mitchell S, Corbett, Amy B, Tedeschi, James T

“…Previous personality measures examining individuals' propensity to engage in self-presentation (e.g. self-monitoring, social desirability) often dealt only…”
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Effect of cryotherapy on muscle soreness and strength following eccentric exercise by Paddon-Jones, D J, Quigley, B M

“…The purpose of this study was to determine whether a post-exercise cryotherapy protocol could facilitate recovery of elbow flexor strength and reduce the…”
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Endurance training enhances critical power by Jenkins, D G, Quigley, B M

“…The present investigation was conducted to determine whether critical power (CP) assesses the ability to perform continuous aerobic exercise and to determine…”
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Husband Alcohol Expectancies, Drinking, and Marital-Conflict Styles as Predictors of Severe Marital Violence Among Newlywed Couples by Quigley, Brian M, Leonard, Kenneth E

“…The prospective effects of husband drinking, husband alcohol expectancies, and couple's marital-conflict style on husband alcohol-related aggression and severe…”
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Pain and fatigue after concentric and eccentric muscle contractions by Newham, D J, Mills, K R, Quigley, B M, Edwards, R H

“…1. Normal subjects performed a step test in which the quadriceps of one leg contracted concentrically while the contralateral muscle contracted eccentrically…”
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Exercise intensity: effect on postexercise O2 uptake in trained and untrained women by Chad, K E, Quigley, B M

“…Despite many reports of long-lasting elevation of metabolism after exercise, little is known regarding the effects of exercise intensity and duration on this…”
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The influence of high-intensity exercise training on the Wlim-Tlim relationship by Jenkins, D G, Quigley, B M

“…When exercise to exhaustion is performed using at least two different intensities, work to fatigue (Wlim) can be expressed as a linear function of time to…”
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Duration of protective effect of terbutaline sulfate and cromolyn sodium alone and in combination on exercise-induced asthma by Woolley, M, Anderson, S D, Quigley, B M

“…For subjects with EIA participating in physical activities throughout the day, prolonged duration of protection is desirable. The purpose of this study was to…”
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The effects of prenatal alcohol exposure on infant mental development: A meta-analytical review by TESTA, Maria, QUIGLEY, Brian M, DAS EIDEN, Rina

“…Although research on fetal alcohol exposure has had a significant effect on social norms and public policy, there has been little quantitative review of this…”
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Blood lactate in trained cyclists during cycle ergometry at critical power by Jenkins, D G, Quigley, B M

“…The purposes of this investigation were to determine the validity of critical power (CP) as a measure of the work rate that can be maintained for a very long…”
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Physical Aggression in the Lives of Young Adults: Prevalence, Location, and Severity Among College and Community Samples by Leonard, Kenneth E., Quigley, Brian M., Collins, R. Lorraine

“…This study estimated the 1-year prevalence and location of observing and experiencing threat and aggression among two random samples of young adults. A…”
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Alcohol consumption and the occurrence and severity of aggression: an event-based analysis of male to male barroom violence by Leonard, Kenneth E., Collins, R. Lorraine, Quigley, Brian M.

“…Although a considerable body of experimental research supports the contention that alcohol facilitates aggression, some investigators have argued that these…”
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Drinking and marital aggression in Newlyweds : An event-based analysis of drinking and the occurrence of husband marital aggression by LEONARD, K. E, QUIGLEY, B. M

“…Research suggests that domestically violent men are more likely to be heavy drinkers than nonviolent men. However, very little data has addressed the…”
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Differences in muscle contractile characteristics among bodybuilders, endurance trainers and control subjects by J rim e, Jaak, Abernethy, Peter J., Quigley, B. M., Blake, Kirsten, McEniery, Michael T.

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A further comment on the construct validity of laboratory aggression paradigms: A response to giancola and chermack by Tedeschi, James T, Quigley, Brian M

“…Giancola and Chermack responded to our criticisms of laboratory paradigms for studying aggression by arguing that two existing laboratory procedures circumvent…”
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The modeling of alcohol consumption : A meta-analytic review by QUIGLEY, B. M, COLLINS, R. L

“…Modeling, or the imitation of another's behavior, has been proposed to influence alcohol consumption. The literature dealing with effects of modeling on…”
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Alcohol and the Continuation of Early Marital Aggression by Quigley, Brian M., Leonard, Kenneth E.

“…Background: Husband alcohol use has frequently been found to be related to husband‐to‐wife marital violence. Research has demonstrated a prospective link…”
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Quadriceps concentric and eccentric exercise 1: Changes in contractile and electrical activity following eccentric and concentric exercise by Hamlin, Michael J, Quigley, Brian M

“…The purpose of this study was to determine whether or not losses of strength or endurance following eccentric and concentric exercise are associated with…”
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Husband and wife alcohol use as independent or interactive predictors of intimate partner violence by Testa, Maria, Kubiak, Audrey, Quigley, Brian M, Houston, Rebecca J, Derrick, Jaye L, Levitt, Ash, Homish, Gregory G, Leonard, Kenneth E

“…Men's heavy drinking has been established as a risk factor for their perpetration of intimate partner violence (IPV); however, the role of women's drinking in…”
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