The present research investigated the notion that passionate restraint or "manly emotion" is a relevant emotion norm not only for men but also for women in modern Western society (MacArthur & Shields, 2015). For this, 2 studies were conducted to assess whether restraint in emotional reactivity is perceived as a sign of both emotional and general competence. Restraint was induced by delaying the...

Child restraint system misuse is a global public health issue leading to increased risk of injury and death in motor vehicle crashes. Although some interventions are effective at reducing misuse, they are prohibitively costly to adopt at a population-level. We aim to develop a novel, consumer-driven intervention to counter misuse embedded in product information supplied with child restraints. I...

Normal hematologic values for African green monkeys have been reported, but these results are confounded by the effect of chemical restraint (for example, ketamine), physical restraint, and capture stress. The dual-lumen central venous catheter, jacket, and tether combination we describe here allows intravenous fluid administration and repeated blood sampling without the use of anesthesia or in...

The article by Dr. Michael S. Pollanen and colleagues in this issue (page 1603) on the unexpected death of young adults in association with restraint is the latest contribution to a discussion that began in the early 1980s on the risk of death associated with physical restraint. In health care institutions, the use of restraints for elderly patients is well recognized as a potentially dangerous...

The use of restraint techniques in contemporary human services is endemic and in some fields is growing. Although I will define restraint more explicitly below, basically, human service restraint is the use of force by service workers to limit the movement of human service clients. Ironically, the analysis of and approaches to this problem for the most part remain relatively elementary and some...

BACKGROUND Cognitive dietary restraint (perceived ongoing effort to limit dietary intake to manage body weight) is common in women at all life stages. In young women, high dietary restraint has been associated with both increased excretion of cortisol (a stress hormone) and reduced bone mass. Whether this occurs in older women is unknown and is reported here for the first time. METHODS Postme...

The overall goal of the study was to describe and enhance the knowledge of the use of containment measures, especially mechanical restraint, in the inpatient psychiatric treatment of adolescents. The contributory goals of this study were to describe nurses’, doctors’ and patients’ attitudes towards various containment measures in adolescent psychiatric wards, to ascertain the extent and nature ...

This study aims to determine the influence of location buds and mechanical treatment after grafting on growth orange seedlings. The used a Randomized Group Design (RAK), arranged factorially with nine combinations treatments three tests. first factor is budding eye system (P), consisting 3 levels, namely P1: Fourth Budding Eye; P2: Fifth P3: Sixth Eye. second (K) K1: Rootstock Cutting; K2: Rest...

stress has a profound impact on the nervous system and causes cognitive problems that are partly related to the inflammatory effects. besides influencing the content of neurotransmitters, antidepressants such as doxepin are likely to have anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidative, and anti-apoptotic effects. therefore, the present study investigated the effects of doxepin on passive avoidance learning ...

introduction: mental stress is one of the most important causes of the gastric ulcer. on the other hand, flavonoids such as quercetin show protective effects. the aim of this study was to investigate possible protective effect of quercetin on water restraint stress-induced ulcer in rats. methods: adult male wistar rats were divided into seven groups each containing eight animals. the first grou...