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Social media use following exposure to an acute stressor facilitates recovery from the stress response

Quinn Johnshoy, Erin Moroze, Isabella Kaser, Aleina Tanabe, Connor Adkisson, Samantha Hutzley, Celeste Cole, Sherlynn Garces, Klaudia Stewart, Jay Campisi

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Key concepts: Stressor, Trier social stress test, Social stress, Blood pressure, Heart rate, Psychology, Coping (psychology), Sympathetic nervous system

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