Übersetzung für "Perceived stress" in Deutsch

In this case, modules 3 and 4, about the perceived individual stress and strain and complaints relating to the musculoskeletal system, may provide important information.

Module 2 in the inventory, self-assessment of subjectively perceived stress and strain, is done with a standardised survey form containing 47 questions.

In their current study, UFZ researchers are investigating whether and how perceived maternal stress during pregnancy and the first two years of life, affects the child's weight development up to the age of five.

The average number of purchases made per year in younger households with perceived stress was about 170 in 2013, as GfK stated in its consumer index.

A Bifidobacterium longum strain has been demonstrated to have a positive impact on perceived stress, sleep quality and cortisol release in a double-blinded placebo-controlled intervention trial in humans.

If mothers' perceived stress was high during the child's first year of life, there was a high probability that her child would develop a higher BMI in the first five years of their life.

The results showed that mothers with a considerably higher perceived stress level were often exposed to high levels of traffic or noise, had poor living conditions or had a low household income.

The subjective stress and strain experience of the test persons was measured with scientifically recognised survey instruments, for example the "Perceived Stress Questionnaire (PSQ)".

After all, mothers and children usually spend the entire first year together - a lot of time in which the mother's perceived stress and/or associated behaviour is experienced by the child.

In a study with 315 opioid dependent patients, who received methadone, the relationship between perceived stress and substance abuse was investigated.

Mothers' perceived stress was assessed by validated questionnaires and included topics such as worries and fears, feelings of tension, general satisfaction as well as coping with daily demands.

As part of the LiNA mother-child study coordinated by the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ), researchers were able to identify mother's perceived stress during the first year of the child's life as a risk factor for developing overweight in infancy.

Perceived maternal stress during pregnancy or during the child's second year of life showed little evidence for an effect on the weight development of either gender.

Consumers also perceived smoking and stress as more important health influences than physical activity.

The results showed that women were more annoyed by tinnitus and perceived more stress than the men did.

The correlation between perceived maternal stress in the child's first year of life and an increased BMI was especially evident in girls.

The amount of shear stress perceived by the tissue can be modified in two ways: Firstly, the air pressure used to push down the membranes of the pump can be lowered, decreasing peak shear stress values in the system.

Observation of the HF electrode is therefore not yet perceived as stressful.

The movement is perceived as less stressful and the athlete feels fresher and lighter.

As a result, the movement is perceived as less stressful and the athlete feels fresher and lighter.

The stressing of the patients through such an air jet is relatively very small and is not perceived as very stressful because of its shortness.

When an organism is under stress, or perceives itself under stress, the hypothalamus secretes corticotropin-releasing hormone/factor (CRH/CRF).

When a situation is perceived as stressful, the brain activates many neuronal circuits, linking centers involved in sensory, motor, autonomic, neuroendocrine, cognitive, and emotional functions in order to adapt to the demand.