 and that the magnitude of the endocrine stress response increases with increasing stressor intensity. Preliminary analyses, however, do not support the hypothesis that individual differences in baseline hormone levels, associated with differences in reproductive and social status, are accompanied by differences in the hormonal response to stress. If confirmed, these results woud indicate that the
and that the magnitude of the endocrine stress response increase with increase stressor intensity. Preliminary analyses, however, do not support the guess that individual differences in baseline hormone levels, associated with remainder in reproductive and social status, are attach to by differences in the hormonal response to tension. If confirmed, these results woud indicate that the
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and that the magnitude of the endocrine increases increasing stressor Preliminary analyses, however, that differences in baseline levels, associated with in reproductive and social status, are by differences in the hormonal response to stress. If confirmed, these results woud that the
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 and_that the_magnitude of the endocrine_stress response_increases_with increasing_stressor_intensity. Preliminary analyses,_however, do not_support the hypothesis that_individual differences in_baseline_hormone levels, associated with differences in reproductive and social status, are accompanied by differences_in_the hormonal_response_to_stress. If confirmed, these results_woud indicate that the