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    The impact of menstrual cycle phase and symptoms on sleep, recovery, and stress in elite female basketball athletes: a longitudinal study

    Kullik, L., Isenmann, E., Schalla, J., Kellmann, M., Jakowski, S.
    Published in Frontiers in Physiology (2025)
    “…Overall, the study highlights the importance of multidimensional, athlete-centered strategies that combine behavioral, hormonal, and symptom-based data to optimize performance and recovery.…”
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    Mental rehearsal improves passing skill and stress resilience in rugby players

    Beaven, C. M., Kilduff, L. P., Cook, C. J. “…We propose that the interaction between sex steroids, the adrenal axis, and subsequent conscious and unconscious behaviors may be relevant to competitive rugby. Specifically, we suggest that relatively elevated free testosterone imparts a degree of stress resilience, which may lead to enhanced expression of competitive behaviors and provide an enhanced state for rugby skill execution.…”
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    Team behavior and performance: An exploration in the context of professional rugby union

    Serpell, B. G., Colomer, C. M., Pickering, M. R., Cook, C. J. “…In the first, we used global positioning system technology to measure player clustering during stoppages in play in nearly 100 games of professional rugby union to explore team (complex system) behavior and performance. In the second, we measured stress hormones (cortisol and testosterone) prior to team meetings and analyzed these relative to amount of time and the frequency with which players looked at peer presenters, as well as subsequent training performance, to explain how stress may lead to behaviors observed in the first study and subsequent match performance. …”
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    Is there a link between stress and cognition, and capacity to execute motor skill?

    Serpell, B. G., Waddington, G., McGrath, B., Cook, C. J. “…Results: Very small differences in hormone concentrations were seen across the morning (effect size = 0.01). …”
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    Salivary steroid response and competitive anxiety in elite basketball players: Effect of opponent level

    Arruda, A. F. S., Aoki, M. S., Paludo, A. C., Moreira, A.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2017)
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    Competition stage influences perceived performance but does not affect rating of perceived exertion and salivary neuro-endocrine-immune markers in elite young basketball players

    Schultz de Arruda, A. F., Saldanha Aoki, M., Paludo, A. C., Drago, G., Moreira, A.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2018)
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    Elevated salivary IgA, decreased anxiety, and an altered oral microbiota are associated with active participation on an undergraduate athletic team

    Lamb, A. L., Hess, D. E., Edenborn, S., Ubinger, E., Carrillo, A. E., Appasamy, P. M.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2017)
    Subjects: “…decision behavior…”
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    Effects of oral contraceptive use on the salivary testosterone and cortisol responses to training sessions and competitions in elite women athletes

    Crewther, B. T., Hamilton, D., Casto, K., Kilduff, L. P., Cook, C. J.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2015)
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    Testosterone, cortisol and anxiety in elite field hockey players

    Aguilar, R., Jimenez, M., Alvero-Cruz, J. R.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2013)
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    Pre-competition hormonal and psychological levels of elite hockey players: Relationship to the `home advantage`

    Carre, J., Muir, C., Belanger, J., Putnam, S. K.
    Published in Physiology & Behavior (2006)
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    Testosterone, cortisol, and mood in a sports team competition

    Gonzalez-Bono, E., Salvador, A., Serrano, M. A., Ricarte, J.
    Published in Hormones and Behavior (1999)
    “…Hormones and Behavior…”
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    The relationship between salivary adrenocortical hormones changes and personality in elite female athletes during handball and volleyball competition

    Filaire, E., Le Scanff, C., Duche, P., Lac, G.
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