TAP-RDN-0032
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TAP reading note: The Reactive Scope Model — A new model integrating homeostasis, allostasis, and stress
Proposes four ranges of physiological mediators: predictable regulation, responses to unexpected demands, overload and failure. The authors use changing boundaries to describe how history and context may alter an individual’s reactive scope.
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- TAP ID
- TAP-RDN-0032
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- Research reading note
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- v0.1 · English ↗
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- Scientific review not completed
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- The Allostasis Project
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- https://allostasisproject.org/research/romero-2009/
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The Reactive Scope Model — A new model integrating homeostasis, allostasis, and stress
L. Michael Romero · Molly J. Dickens · Nicole E. Cyr
Hormones and Behavior · 2009
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| Language | Version | Archived | Scientific status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 中文 | v0.1 ↗Current | Scientific review not completed | |
| English | v0.1 ↗Current | Scientific review not completed |
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