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TSST
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TSSTToxic Shock Syndrome Toxin
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TSSTTrier Social Stress Test
TSSTTrier Social Stress Task
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TSSTTime Sensitive Surface Target
TSSTTotal Ships Survivability Testing


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In the test, the researchers examined the salivary cortisol response in 97 university students via the Trier Social Stress Test (TSST) devised at Trier University in Germany.
Trier Social Stress Test The TSST began with instructions to participants to prepare for a simulated job interview before an audience.
The beneficial effect of penile-vaginal intercourse on systolic blood pressure in the Trier Social Stress Test is apparently more pronounced than any other intervention, including whether the subjects smoke or have a family history of hypertension; whether they're using ACE inhibitors, [beta]-blockers, or oral contraceptives; or whether they exercise, are depressed, or are in marital distress, he said.
 
 
 
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