Psychological and Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Stress and to the Administration of the alpha-2-Receptor Antagonist, Yohimbine, in Highly Trained Endurance Athletes in Comparison to Untrained Healthy Controls - Concepedia

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Psychological and Neuroendocrine Responses to Social Stress and to the Administration of the alpha-2-Receptor Antagonist, Yohimbine, in Highly Trained Endurance Athletes in Comparison to Untrained Healthy Controls

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2011

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Markus J. Sommer, M. Braumann, Till Althoff, J. Backhaus, Andreas Kordon, Klaus Junghanns, Dieter Ehrenthal, U. Bartmann, Fritz Hohagen, Andreas Broocks

Pharmacopsychiatry

Abstract

These results do not support the hypotheses that high aerobic fitness is associated with attenuated psychological and neuroendocrine responses to yohimbine or to psychosocial stress.