As a worthy, if somewhat tepid, report released this week by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine stresses, research needs to move forward, but deliberately and openly.
As an initial step in computer vision-based stress detection, this paper proposes a temporal thermal spectrum (TS) and visible spectrum (VS) video database ANUStressDB - a major contribution to stress research.
Most stress research historians agree that the French physiologist, Claude Bernard (1865), was the first to recognize a key element in the stress response the phenomenon now known as feedback regulation.
The necessity of further research is stressed and research fields are differentiated.
Larger encyclopaedias initially stressed the research potential of the electronic medium.
Professor Louise Kenny, one of the study's authors and an obstetrician, urged caution on the findings and stressed more research was needed.
But historians at a press conference in Florence stressed their research was "not conclusive".
Dawson stressed that research literature strongly suggests that there's a poor correlation between talking about radical ideas and engaging in violent action.
While they stressed that research on this topic is far from complete, there are science-based strategies for nurturing kids' altruistic instincts around the holidays and all year round.
One participant stressed that research in medical education "need sociologists, anthropologists, economics, and historians, etc. to study the problems related to the training of physicians through innovative angles".
