Social Relations and Health across the Lifespan - Interpersonal Mechanisms
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What is social stress?
What is the threat-defense response?
What are the 5 responses to social stress?
- Physical responses
- Pain
- Cognitive responses
- Thoughts
- Emotional responses
- Trier's social test
- Physiological responses
- Cortisol, adrenaline
- Molecular responses
- Inflammation
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What is social pain and what are 2 functions of it (physical responses to social stress)?
Two functions:
- Aversiveness of pain
- Avoid situations that might threaten social inclusion
- Move away from sources of rejection
- Quick response to social threats
- Activation of threat response systems
What is secure base support?
What are the physicological responses to social stress?
- Cortisol
- Cortisol increases to social-evaluative stress
- Cortisol increases a lot more when people who were evaluated
Sympathetic nervous system responses
- Adrenaline, noradrenaline (cause the production of adrenaline)
What are the molecular responses to social stress?
- Regulated at the gene level
- Proinflammatory cytokines
Adrenaline and noradrenaline stimulate cytokine release.
What are the proinflammation responses associated with brain reactivity?
- Amygdala
- dACC
- Anterior insula
What is perceived partner responsiveness?
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