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        The effect of psychological stress procedures on the coagulation system in the albino rat

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        Date
        1956
        Author
        Mogenson, Gordon James
        Type
        Thesis
        Degree Level
        Masters
        Abstract
        Research dealing with changes in the blood coagulation system as a result of psychological stress procedures appears to be rather limited. Apart from the work of Cannon about forty years ago, and more recent clinical observations, the accumulated experimental findings in this area are few. However, each of the separate topics, blood coagulations and stress, has aroused great interest, and hence each is the subject of many articles. This introduction will first give a systematic account in chronological sequence of research that bears quite directly on the changes in blood coagulation production by psychological stress. Then, will follow accounts of the present views on stress and blood coagulation. In doing this it will be much easier to see the nature and position of the present problem.
        Degree
        Master of Arts (M.A.)
        Department
        Psychology
        Program
        Psychology
        Supervisor
        McMurray, Gordon A.
        Committee
        Jaques, Louis B.; Hoffer, A.
        Copyright Date
        1956
        URI
        http://hdl.handle.net/10388/etd-07142010-072019
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