Change In Character Research Articles

STRATEGI BELAJAR BERBASIS ANALISIS PSIKOLOGI DAN PENERAPAN ANTAR GENERASI

With the development of the times and the rapid flow of globalization, changes in the character of students change rapidly. Times change very quickly and develop so that generations change very quickly. There are several major differences between generations which are also caused by changes in social structure and technological advances, starting from the point of view, characteristics, and thoughts. Formal education from time to time also experienced development and change. Teachers must be able to be adaptive and also innovative which can make students have better quality. Therefore, it is important for teachers to apply appropriate learning strategies when teaching a student. If educators can properly apply learning strategies based on psychological analysis well, then this is aimed at none other than improving the quality and also the quality of humans so that life becomes better. This paper also explains that there are lines of difference in education between generations. Each generation has a different way of teaching strategies according to the era.

ANALISIS PENGGUNAAN APLIKASI TIK TOK TERHADAP PERUBAHAN PERILAKU SISWA SD N 31 PALEMBANG

This study aims to describe changes in student character and student attitudes in PKN learning at SD N 31 Palembang. This research is a type of qualitative descriptive approach with a descriptive method. The data obtained through this study are observations, interviews, and documentation. Data was analyzed using components recommended by Miles and Huberman. The subjects of this study were teachers and students of SD N 31 Palembang totaling 6 students of SD Negeri 31 Palembang.The research instrument used in this study is non- test, namely in the form of observation, interview or interview. Data collection is carried out in the morning after the collected data is immediately analyzed. Based on the results of the study, it shows that the use of the Tik Tok application at SD Negeri 31 Palembang seen from the aspect of observation based on changes in student behavior on average 6 students of SD Negeri 31 Palembang is said to be good and in accordance with what is in theoretical studies. That the results of this study show the use of the Tik Tok application for changes in student behavior in PKN learning can be categorized as good.
 Keywords: The use of the Tik Tok application to change student behavior

Hydraulic characteristics of the river flow and sediment transport conditions in the downstream pool of the hydroelectric complex

In this paper, the navigable section of the Svir River, located in the lower reaches of the Nizhne-Svirsky hydroelectric complex, is considered. Special in-situ observations were made in this section to study the hydraulic regime of the river flow under the conditions of unsteady water movement. The study has showed that the kinematic characteristics of the flow in the downstream pool vary with the distance from the site of the waterworks and depend on the regime of the discharge flows. The nature of the transformation of releases in the downstream under open channel and ice conditions has been studied. The values and intensity of changes in the main characteristics of the river flow during the propagation of the tail water wave in the lower reaches such as the nature of changes in the level regime and the slopes of the free surface on the hydraulic structures, the regime of water flow velocities, have been evaluated. The main hydraulic parameters of the river flow such as the values of the Froude number, the Chézy’s coefficient and the water flow modulus are determined. The character of changes in local and convective accelerations is studied and their contribution to the general value of energy losses along the stream length is evaluated. Numerical experiments make it possible to identify the peculiarities of sediment movement in conditions of unsteady water flow and to develop recommendations for modelling channel transformations in such conditions. It is found that during daily and weekly regulation of the river discharge, sediment transport is activated at the moment when a wave of daily water discharge is passing from the upstream reservoir of the hydroelectric power plant. At the same time, the basic parameters of sediment transport such as the speed of dune movement and sediment discharge increase in comparison with the stationary movement of the water.

Serial blood volume measurements in patients with compensated chronic heart failure: How do volume profiles change over time?

Among patients with chronic heart failure (HF) intravascular volume profiles vary significantly despite similar clinical compensation. However, little is known regarding changes in blood volume (BV) profiles over time. The objective of this analysis was to identify the extent and character of changes in volume profiles over time. A prospective analysis was undertaken in patients who were hospitalized and treated for fluid overload. Quantitative BV analyses were obtained in a compensated state at hospital discharge (baseline) and follow-up at 1, 3, and 6 mo. Data were available on 10 patients who remained stable without rehospitalization or medication change over a 6-mo period. Baseline BV profiles were highly variable at hospital discharge with an average deviation of +28% above normal in 6 patients and normal BV in 4 patients. Over the follow-up period, the median change in BV was -201 mL [-3% (-6, +3%)] from baseline with profiles remaining in the same volume category in 9 out of 10 patients. Crossover from normal BV to mild contraction (-13% of normal) occurred in one patient. Red blood cell mass demonstrated the largest change over 6 mo [median -275 (-410, +175) mL] with a deviation from normal of -14 (-20, +8) % (reflecting mild anemia). These findings suggest that BV profiles in clinically compensated patients with HF do not change substantially over a 6-mo period regardless of baseline expanded or normal BV. This lack of change in volume profiles particularly from an expanded BV has implications for long-term volume management, clinical outcomes, and also our understanding of volume homeostasis in HF.NEW & NOTEWORTHY The novel findings of this study demonstrate that blood volume profiles while highly variable in clinically compensated patients with HF on stable medical therapy do not change substantially over a 6-mo period regardless of baseline expanded or normal blood volumes. This lack of change in volume profiles particularly from an expanded blood volume has implications for long-term volume management and also for how we understand the pathophysiology of volume homeostasis in chronic HF.

Evolution of the Xerocarpa clade (Opuntia; Opuntieae): Evidence for the Role of the Grand Canyon in the Biogeographic History of the Iconic Beavertail Cactus and Relatives.

The formation of the western North American drylands has led to the evolution of an astounding diversity of species well adapted for such communities. Complex historical patterns often underlie the modern distribution of the flora and fauna of these areas. We investigated the biogeography of a group of desert-adapted prickly pears, known as the Xerocarpa clade, from western North America. The Xerocarpa clade originated in the mid-late Pliocene, likely on the Colorado Plateau, and then moved south into the Mojave, Sonoran, and Chihuahuan deserts, and California montane regions, further diversifying, mostly into the Quaternary. The southward trajectory of the clade was likely greatly influenced by the formation of the Grand Canyon. The synapomorphy of dry fruit presumably impeded the long-distance dispersibility of the beavertail cactus, Opuntia basilaris, while dry, spiny fruit may have enabled O. polyacantha to substantially increase its distribution. Opuntia basilaris evolved a pubescent epidermis, allowing it to invade hotter, drier conditions, while the spine-clothed stems of O. polyacantha may have given it an advantage for increasing its northern range into colder environments. The Xerocarpa clade shows a cold desert origin, and changes in morphological characters have made these sister taxa well adapted for invading broadscale, but oftentimes contrasting habitats.

Human and Nature: Developing Virtues for Environmental Responsive Behaviour

The environmental issues such as deforestation, climate change, ozone layer depletion, greenhouse effect and pollution of air, water and soil rises due to unethical activity of human beings and behaviour of humankind. Environmental degradation and the deterioration of human moral values are inter-connected with each other. So, environmental revolution required a transformation in human behaviour. Virtue ethics could be used as an instrument to develop a pro-environmental behaviour. Virtue ethics is primarily concerned with what kind of people we should be, what kind of characters we should have, and how we should act. This directly develops one’s moral character as well as pro-environmental character and behaviour, i.e., wisely use the natural resources; develop the habit to preserve the nature. Virtue ethics would be built to bridge the gap between human behaviour and the needs of environment. This paper emphasizes the implications of virtue ethics to bring changes in human character and behaviour to resolve the current environmental problems.

How to compute the minimum diagonal length of recurrence quantifiers to optimize their sensitivity to deterministic and stochastic properties

Recurrence Plots (RP) are binary matrices that quantify the recurrent and non-recurrent states of a trajectory. Each element of an RP matrix, denoted by ai,j, consists of an one or a zero, indicating a recurrent or non-recurrent pair of elements (i,j) of the trajectory, respectively. RP represents a graphical mosaic of the recurrent and non-recurrent states of a particular trajectory. The graphical properties of Recurrence Plots can be quantified using tools known as Recurrence Quantification Analysis (RQA), which rely on several structures embedded in an RP, such as diagonal, vertical, or horizontal line lengths. All of these quantifiers depend on free parameters, with the main ones being the threshold used to determine whether two points are recurrent. The recurrence threshold parameter may be computed using the concept of maximum recurrence entropy, which turns it into a self-adjustable parameter. In a similar way, we propose a new method for automatically select the minimum diagonal line length (ℓmin), a critical parameter for recurrence quantifiers such as Determinism. Based on a cost-function, we show how to choose an adequate minimum recurrent diagonal line length to accurately compute diagonal-based recurrences. Our analysis reveals a well-defined limit for the credible applicability of recurrence analysis based on the number of data points. Moreover, we demonstrate a clear dependence of ℓmin on the number of dynamical epochs (pseudo-periods) sampled. We also demonstrate how our method can maximize the sensitivity of determinism with respect to changes in the stationary character of the time series. Finally, we provide two experimental examples to illustrate our approach.

Case Studies of the Rise of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) in Indonesian Society

Ith the opposite sex and that is considered unusual because it is not in accordance with the teachings of Islam and our Pancasila. LGBT are seen as people with mental disorders and need therapy. According to people who do, they feel that what they are doing is not wrong because there is encouragement from outside so they don't feel guilty, but for ordinary people, they think that it is wrong and very unusual. The factors that influence individuals to experience LGBT are the living environment where the environment has a huge influence on changes in a person's character and behavior that can lead us in a positive or negative direction. And in an environment, we should pay attention so that we don't fall into negative things like LGBT.

TERAPI AKTIVITAS KELOMPOK (TAK) TERAPI KOGNITIF : SENAM OTAK TERHADAP PENINGKATAN FUNGSI KOGNITIF PADA LANSIA DI PANTI SOSIAL TRESNA WERDHA BUDI MULIA 2 WISMA MANGGA

Background: Elderly is someone who is more than 60 years old based on Law Number 13 of 1998 concerning Elderly Welfare (Ministry of Health, 2016). According to WHO, the elderly are divided into three categories, namely, old age (60-70 years), old age (75-89 years and very old age (> 90 years). An elderly person will experience physical and psychological decline. Psychological decline in the elderly will cause changes in character and behavior that can lead to problems in the elderly. Problems that are often found in the elderly are memory loss, senility, depression, irritability, offense, and suspicion. Brain gym therapy is one of the motion therapies which is considered as one of the a way to treat individual mental illness. exercise therapy is given to elderly patients as an effort to improve the ability of patients so that they are able to live more independently and be able to carry out daily activities. Objective: After doing Group Activity Therapy (TAK), brain exercise is expected to improve the memory and concentration of the elderly. The elderly can respond to the stimulus provided by the nurse, namely music. Elderly can express their feelings in the form of pleasant experiences. Research Design: using lecture and question and answer methods as well as carrying out brain gym activities simultaneously. The results of the study: this brain gymnastics participants can enjoy the activities they do so that brain gymnastics can reduce boredom and can assess gross motor skills, fine motor skills, language, cognitive and socialization according to their age level, the purpose of this brain exercise is to slow down senility, relieve stress, improve concentration, make emotions calmer. It is hoped that the elderly can train their sensory, motor and cognitive skills with brain exercise therapy.

The United States-Nigerian Military Co-operation and Adherence to Rules of Engagement by the Nigerian Military during Internal Security Operations, 1999-2020

Despite United States-Nigeria military cooperation which has provided an opportunity for professional training of the Nigerian military, particularly in the area of ‘rules of engagement’, there has been series of reported human rights violations in Nigeria. This usually takes place during internal conflicts that necessitate the intervention of the military. There has been non-adherence to international humanitarian law as well as weak enforcement of national legal frameworks pertaining to human rights. The study examined how the U.S. professional training has reoriented the Nigerian Armed Forces regarding respect and protection of human rights in conflict situations. The study adopted ‘case study’ method that focuses on few cases in order to engage in an empirical analysis. There still existing lacunas in the operations of the Nigerian armed forces regarding protection and respect of the rights of civilians. Thus, there have been widespread and pervasive human rights abuses perpetrated by the Nigerian military which have resulted to arbitrary killings, tortures, rapes and so forth. Sadly, the Nigerian state provides shield to the perpetrators of unlawful acts that pervert the basic rules of engagement. Absence of effective rule of law in Nigeria emboldens the army in particular, to perpetuate colossal human rights violations. The paper argues that the behavioural patterns of the Nigerian military would remain unchanged until the character of the Nigerian state changes. There should be a strong recall of rule of law by establishing strong institutions where the justice system in Nigeria is viable enough to control the state itself.

Growth of Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) in Salinity Stress Condition With Additional Biostimulan of Gotu Kola Extracts (Centella asiatica (L.) Urban.)

Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) is a palawija plant that is widely cultivated in Indonesia and includes glycophyte plants that are sensitive to salinity. Salinity stress can affect changes in morphological characters and growth in plants. The addition of gotu kola extract biostimulants can be a solution to reduce the effect of salinity stress on plants. This study aims to determine the effect and concentration of gotu kola extract biostimulant on the morphological and growth characteristics of mungbean plants experiencing salinity stress. This study used a completely randomized design (CRD) with 2 factors, namely NaCl concentration consisting of controls A1 (0‰), A2 (1.6‰), A3 (3.2‰), A4 (4.8‰) and A5 (6.4‰) as well as the concentration of biostimulants consisting of controls B1 (0mg/L), B2 (12.5mg/L), B3 (25mg/L), B4 (50mg/L) and B5 (100mg/L). Data were analyzed using ANOVA and continued with Duncan’s Multi Range Test with a 95% level of confidence. The results showed that the combination treatment of NaCl and gotu kola extract biostimulants had a significant effect on shoot fresh weight (grams), total fresh weight (grams), shoot dry weight (grams), total dry weight (grams), but had no significant effect on mungbean height. (cm), number of leaves (stalk), leaf area (cm2), root fresh weight (grams) and root dry weight (grams). Combination treatment of 3.2‰ NaCl and 25 mg/L biostimulant was the treatment that produced the best shoot dry weight and dry weight from the growth of mungbean plants experiencing salinity stress.

Changes in Thermal Conductivity of the Rocks of the West Siberian Basin Lithosphere in the Vicinity of the Tumenskaya SG-6 Well

Numerical reconstructions of the thermal regime of the lithosphere of the West Siberian basin in the Koltogor-Urengoi graben in the vicinity of the Tyumenskaya SG-6 superdeep well are used to analyze the depth distribution of thermal conductivity of basin rocks. Five depth intervals which differ in the character of changes in thermal conductivity of rocks are distinguished: the permafrost zone, the sedimentary section below this zone, the zone of anomalous rock weakening, the consolidated crust, and the mantle. The algorithms for calculating the thermal conductivity are considered and the main factors affecting its change with depth are determined for each of the five intervals. A sharp decrease in the thermal conductivity of rocks in the bottom part of the sedimentary cover and in the basement top in the vicinity of the SG-6 well is associated with rock weakening due to tectonic fracturing and hydrothermal erosion. The analysis suggests that the stationarity conditions of the process are not observed in optical scanning thermal conductivity measurements and, therefore, this method may overestimate the true thermal conductivity of rocks.

Peran Pengawas terhadap Profesionalisme Guru melalui in House Training (IHT) pada TK Islam Terpadu Ananda

The primary responsibility of school supervisors in general is to supervise in the managerial and academic fields. The role of school administrators is critical in overcoming problems, particularly in increasing teacher professionalism and adapting to technological advances and changing times. Teacher professionalism refers to the necessary competencies, which include pedagogic competence, personal competence, professional competence, and social competence. In today's globalized world, school administrators are faced with roles that require more skills in terms of school construction. The following are the goals of this study: Describe the supervisory role of teacher professionalism at the Ananda Pante Raya Integrated Islamic Kindergarten in the Wih Pesam sub-district of the Bener Meriah district. 2) Describe how IHT was implemented at Ananda Integrated Islamic Kindergarten in the Wih Pesam. This is a qualitative study that takes a descriptive approach and employs case study analysis. The findings of the study are as follows: 1). School supervisors are capable of carrying out their roles effectively in Ananda Integrated Islamic Kindergarten, which includes the role of school supervisors as trainers, coaches, mentors, innovators, motivators, facilitators, and motivators. As the supervisor of the Ananda Integrated Islamic Kindergarten, he has been able to invest in improving teacher professionalism as a resource, coworker, and relation. 2) The Ananda Integrated Islamic Kindergarten's in-house training activities have an effect on changes in good character, changes in the social field, personal changes, pedagogical changes, and changes in professional competence. This in-house training activity was developed through discussions with school supervisors, principals, and teachers.

Student Behaviour Management: An Effect of Social Media on Building Character

This paper aims to analyze social media's impact on student character formation in one of the junior high schools in Probolinggo Regency, East Java, from the perspective of social identity. This study used a qualitative approach with a case study, in which researchers used interviews, observation and documentation to obtain valid and authentic data. The data analysis technique is carried out circularly, from data reduction to data presentation and conclusion. The study results show three motivations behind the character changes in students from the perspective of social identity: self-enhancement and positive distinctiveness, uncertainty reduction, and optimal distinctiveness. These three things can positively and negatively impact the dynamics of changes in children's character. Therefore, teachers have a vital and strategic role in building children's character so they have character resilience amid the rapid flow of technology and information development.TRANSLATE with x EnglishArabicHebrewPolishBulgarianHindiPortugueseCatalanHmong DawRomanianChinese SimplifiedHungarianRussianChinese TraditionalIndonesianSlovakCzechItalianSlovenianDanishJapaneseSpanishDutchKlingonSwedishEnglishKoreanThaiEstonianLatvianTurkishFinnishLithuanianUkrainianFrenchMalayUrduGermanMalteseVietnameseGreekNorwegianWelshHaitian CreolePersian // TRANSLATE with COPY THE URL BELOW Back EMBED THE SNIPPET BELOW IN YOUR SITE Enable collaborative features and customize widget: Bing Webmaster PortalBack//

Напряженно-деформированное состояние плотины Юмагузинского гидроузла

Introduction. The stone-and-earth dam of the Yumaguzinskiy hydroelectric complex on the Belaya river is constructed in complicated geological conditions on heterogeneous foundation. The results of computational research of stress-strain state (SSS) of the dam, carried out for the variant of an earth dam with the central core are presented. When calculating the deflected mode of dams, the real structure of ground characterized by its relation of elastic and plastic bonds should be taken into account. The change of this structure takes place along with the change in stresses and is reflected in the values of coefficient of relative strength and coefficients of reliability. The values of the safety coefficients can be used to judge the strength state of the dam. Materials and methods. The stress-strain state of the dam was determined on the basis of the energy model of the developed by L.N. Rasskazov. The area of the selected fragment of the dam has been divided into single-type elements; a triangular grid of the finite element method has been adopted, by means of which the structure of the soil dam and the foundation have been described. Results. Numerical calculations have shown that when water level in the reservoir rises to the level of the forced retaining level the character of stress distribution σxx changes. At the base of uppermost buttress prism at the boundary with the core there appears an area with small positive values, the largest of which is obtained in the transition zone. The entire hydrostatic load is transferred to the pressure face of the core and, consequently, the entire work of external forces is transferred to the internal deformation energy of this element, causing a stress concentration in it. The transition zone material is forced to follow the deformations of the core, resulting in the development of tensile stresses in the core. Therefore, increasing the stiffness of the core results in less deformation of the core and correspondingly less tensile stress in the transition zone. The nature of stress distribution σyy is symmetrical. Conclusions. Increasing the rigidity of the core entails elimination of the arch effect, which is particularly noticeable at lower reservoir levels. For this reason the use of skeleton material in the core of the dam is desirable.

I am the River! Wanda by Zuzanna Orlińska, Literary Tradition and Hydrofeminism

The paper presents a short story entitled Wanda by Zuzanna Orlińska as a posthumanist reinterpretation of the traditional ethnocentric legend. Subtle changes in te character’s motivation and expanding the plot of Wanda’s story into two other texts create a new understanding of community (not only a national one), as well as a new model of women’s participation in it. The foundations of this new model are agency, care and interdependence.

Evaluation of the influence of the pile cap’s spatial rigidity on the stress-strain state of pile foundations of the building

Providing citizens with housing is one of the urgent problems in Ukraine. The limited number of floors allows the use of such an architectural and planning solution for open-type city blocks (internal areas with such planning remain more open and transparent, create a feeling of free space). In order to solve this problem, first of all, it is necessary to make structurally correct and economically reasonable solutions at the stage of building design, because 60...70% of the building price is the cost of structures and materials.
 The main task of the designer is to develop structures for the safe and efficient operation of the building. These factors depend on the correctness of the development of the structural scheme of the building and the correctness of the calculation. The development of modern technologies and the availability of various calculation software complexes make it possible to perform such calculations. They make it possible to take into account the interaction of the elements of the "soil base – foundation - above-ground structures" system, which is mandatory for a modern level of design.
 Computer modeling with the use of various software complexes allows us to monitor the formation of the stress-strain state in the load-bearing structures of the building depending on the deformation properties of the soil base on the construction site, also depending on the change in the parameters of the structures of the building itself. A comprehensive analysis of the initial data, a detailed study and analysis of the engineering and geological conditions of the construction site, taking into account the planning and construction scheme of the building, as well as performing a complex numerical study of the stress-strain state of the building elements allows to monitor the influence of changes in the parameters of the foundations on the redistribution of deformations and stresses in all structural elements of the building. Therefore, performing computer simulation makes it possible to choose a rational type of foundations that will have not only reliability requirements, but will also be cost-effective at the same time.
 This article presents the results of a comparison of the options of a raft pile cap and a strip pile cap of the foundations on the stress-strain state of the foundation structures. The conducted research confirms that the transition from the strip pile cap option to the raft pile cap option causes a change in the subsidence character of the building. It is shown that the use of variable design of foundations makes it possible to design a reliable and at the same time cost-effective option of foundations. Based on the results of the study, the choice of a rational option of foundations was substantiated.

Pengaruh pemberian kalsium terhadap perubahan karakter anatomi pelepah bibit kelapa sawit tercekam kekeringan

One of the environmental limiting factors on the growth and productivity of oil palm is drought stress. Various studies have shown that besides inhibiting the oil palm’s physiological and biochemical processes, severe drought stress also causes morphological changes in the form of oil palm frond fractures. However, research related to calcium’s role in increasing the oil palm seedling’s resistance exposed to drought stress is still limited. This research was conducted to determine the calcium effect and drought stress on the frond anatomical character changes of oil palm seedlings. The study was conducted using a complete randomized block design consisting of two treatments with three replications. The first treatment is drought stress level: field capacity, moderate, and severe drought stress. The second treatment is calcium dose: 0, 50, 100, and 150%. The results showed that drought stress at moderate and severe levels decreased the length and width of epidermal, hypodermis thickness, phloem, and xylem diameter of oil palm frond seedlings. Supplying Ca at 0.08 g increased the cohesiveness and structural strength of frond tissue by increasing the length and width of epidermal tissue and phloem diameter.

Pathogenetic characteristics of the hormonal profile in rats subjected to restraint stress of different duration

The aim of the work is to ascertain the character of changes in the hormonal profile (concentrations of corticosterone, insulin, and adrenocorticotropic hormone) in conjunction with metabolic alterations and elevated blood pressure, which are induced in rats by restraint stress at 6th, 15th and 21st weeks of environmental space restriction.
 Materials and methods. A total of 55 normotensive male Wistar rats, aged 6–10 months, were assigned into 4 experimental groups (1 – intact control (10 rats); 2, 3 and 4 (15 rats each exposed to restricted space allowance)). All the animals were subjected to blood pressure (BP), blood glucose level and body weight measurements twice: at the stage of forming groups and at the 6th, 15th and 21st weeks. Plasma hormone concentrations (insulin, corticosterone, and ACTH) were examined by the immunoenzymatic method using commercial kits (Monobind, USA).
 Results. The body weight of the animals was significantly reduced by 20.72 % after 6 weeks of space allowance restriction, it was restored to baselines by the 15th week and exceeded control values by 26.1 % at the 21st week. BP levels showed an increasing trend, a dynamic increase in systolic pressure by 7 %, 17 % and 26 % was detected, respectively, as well as diastolic from the 15th week to the 21st week by 21.4 % and 37.0 %, respectively. Glucose concentration was within the euglycemic range. Changes in the hormonal profile showed an increase in the concentration of ACTH by more than 50 % and a decrease in insulin – by 34 % at the 6th week with a subsequent twofold decrease in the insulin concentration (at week 15) and a further more than twofold increase in ACTH at the 21st week. As for changes in the concentration of corticosterone, a peak increase of 3.77 times was noticed at the 15th week, followed by a decrease and restoration to the normative values by the 21st week.
 Conclusions. Even minor and unremarkable continuously acting stressors, which cannot be coped, become important triggers for hormonal profile and carbohydrate metabolism alterations as well as for a persistent increase in blood pressure, which manifest first by hypoinsulinemia, an increase in the level of ACTH, and a constant concentration of corticosterone. Long-term stress exposure contributes to a transient “peak” increase in the corticosterone level, a significant increase in insulin and a sustained increase in ACTH. Multidirectional changes in the levels of the studied hormones occur amidst a gradual increase in blood pressure and a stable increase in the level of glycemia.

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