On “Stress and the Heart: Biobehavioral Aspects of Sudden Cardiac Death”

The Neurobiology of Stereotypies

“…This hypothesis is supported by the association of specific frontal asymmetries with certain immune functions [10] and by chronic stress leading to a re duced immune response [I] de creasing mucosal resistance to in fection [11. 12] [15][16][17][18][19][20] and to develop a more general picture of the way individuals cope with chronic stressors [1]. This strategy is sup ported by the concept of cellular tone [21] and by participatory matching of pauses in dialogs at intermediate arousal, a joint, mu tually responsive rhythm.…”