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Smoking habits are associated with blunted cortisol response, but not with cortisol recovery in the Trier Social Stress Test-Online
Background: In Japan, alcohol, tobacco, coffee, and tea are categorized as “Shikohin” (i.e., non-nutritious items consumed for flavor). Shikohin provides a culturally grounded lens for examining health-related behaviors like smoking. Using it as a framework, I hypothesized that participants with hig
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