The Stress of Life (1956 book)

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The Stress of Life is a landmark 1956 book by endocrinologist Hans Selye that introduced and popularized the scientific concept of biological stress and its impact on health.

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instanceOf book
author Hans Selye NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Canada
describes general adaptation syndrome NERFINISHED
discusses adaptation to stress
chronic stress
physiological effects of stress
stress and disease
fieldOfStudy endocrinology
medicine
physiology
genre popular science
scientific literature
hasAuthorOccupation endocrinologist
hasEdition revised edition
hasImpactOn clinical approaches to stress-related disorders
public health views on stress
hasInfluentialFigure Hans Selye NERFINISHED
hasKeyTerm alarm reaction
general adaptation syndrome
stage of exhaustion
stage of resistance
influenced behavioral medicine
psychosomatic medicine
public understanding of stress
stress research
language English
mainSubject biological stress
stress
stress and health
notableFor being a landmark work in stress theory
introducing the scientific concept of biological stress to a broad audience
linking stress to physical illness
popularizedConcept biological stress
stress response
publicationYear 1956
publisherCountry United States NERFINISHED
relatedConcept homeostasis
neuroendocrine response
psychological stress
psychosomatic illness
relatedWork stress theory
targetAudience general educated readers
physicians
scientists
timePeriodDescribed 20th century

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Hans Selye notableWork The Stress of Life (1956 book)