Stressing out in transition - the case of upper secondary school students from Zagreb, Croatia
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Section APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY
STRESSING OUT IN TRANSITION – THE CASE OF UPPER SECONDARY
SCHOOL STUDENTS FROM ZAGREB, CROATIA
Martinović Klarić Irena1
, Peternel Lana1
, Malnar Ana2
1Institute for Social Research in Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia
2Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies, Zagreb, Croatia
This anthropological account explores manifestations of psychosocial stress in youth as a response to
cultural changes in the transitional (post socialist and post confl ict and now the European Union) context of
contemporary Croatia. <...> For youth a successful transition to independent adulthood requires competences in
dealing with various age specifi c developmental tasks, each of which might represent a specifi c stressor. <...> Analytical approaches
based on the cultural consensus and cultural consonance theories are used to assess the associations of
various cultural domains of everyday life to the stress outcome measurements of salivary biomarkers. <...> Saliva
is useful for population studies of psychosocial stress because it allows non invasive collection of samples in
non clinical settings. <...> Two salivary biomarkers of stress physiology are selected for laboratory testing: cortisol
(the central hormone in the physiology of stress, a biomarker of the hypothalamic pituitary adrenal axis) and
alpha amylase (a surrogate marker of the sympathetic nervous system activity that parallels stress related
increase in norepinephrine). <...> The results are presented from a recent pilot study using cultural consensus and
cultural consonance analyses on salivary cortisol and alpha amylase levels in the group of the upper secondary
school students from Zagreb, Croatia. <...> This pilot study illustrates the usefulness of complementing recent
developments in cognitive and cultural anthropology with research in biological anthropology. <...> Key words: stress, salivary biomarkers, youth, cultural consensus and cultural consonance
Contact information: Martinović Klarić Irena, e-mail: irena@idi.hr4,
Peternel Lana, e-mail: lanapeternel@yahoo.com. <...> MORPHOGENETIC CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGHLY QUALIFIED WOMEN
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categories (light, medium and heavy) was studied with the use of hardware-software complex “Malachite”. <...> It is established that for the whole sample (irrespective of
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