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. 2016 Feb 11;3:96–104. doi: 10.1016/j.ynstr.2016.02.006

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Fig. 6 — Correlations between Change in P and Cortisol Levels. A) Change in P levels (42m-post-stress minus baseline) and change in cortisol levels (42m-post-stress minus baseline) during the stress session. Magnitudes of change in both hormones were positively correlated during the stress session: p < .001. B) Change in P levels (42m-post-stress minus baseline) and change in cortisol levels (42m-post-stress minus baseline) during the control session. Magnitudes of change in both hormones were positively correlated during the control session: p < .001.