The awakening cortisol response: no evidence for an influence of body posture (Q44033246)

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The awakening cortisol response: no evidence for an influence of body posture (English)

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Hucklebridge F

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Mellins J

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Evans P

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Clow A

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language of work or name

English

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publication date

1 June 2002

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volume

71

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6

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639-646

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Upright posture influences salivary cortisol.

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