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Differences in Self-Reported Stress Versus. Hair and Nail Cortisol Among Adolescent and Young Adult Males.

Rebecca SchnallJianfang LiuEvette CordobaMaeve BrinRoberto P GarofaloLisa M KuhnsVikrant JandevFathima Raviya CareemMuhammadzohir HidoyatovJaneth Juarez PadillaCynthia R PearsonDavid Scott BateyAllison A NorfulKestutis Bendinskas
Published in: Nursing research (2024)
Previous researchers have similarly found no correlation between self-report stress scales and cortisol values, increased stress experience among non-binary or genderqueer individuals compared to cisgender individuals, and a positive correlation between aging and stress. Yet, our finding that Black participants reported lower stress levels than White participants is unexpected. Our study demonstrates a high correlation between hair and nail cortisol values, suggeting the potential to interchange these markers as needed.
Keyphrases
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