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The ambiguous conceptualization of stress: stressor, stress response, and health outcomes
Stress is an umbrella term that lacks a universally agreed upon definition. The construct ambiguity of stress undermines theoretical integration, construct validity, and cumulative knowledge development. In our critical review, we trace the historical evolution of the stress construct, delineate sou
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