Latino Early Adolescents’ Psychological and Physiological Responses During the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election

Keyphrases

• Physiological Response 100%
• Latino 100%
• Psychological Reactance 100%
• Cortisol Level 100%
• Early Adolescents 100%
• 2016 Presidential Election 100%
• Negative Affect 66%
• Positive Affect 66%
• Diurnal Cortisol 66%
• Arizona 33%
• Well-being 33%
• Psychological Distress 33%
• Consecutive Days 33%
• Stress Response 33%
• Hormone Concentration 33%
• Sociopolitical Development 33%
• Policy Change 33%
• Latino Youth 33%
• Stress Hormones 33%
• Daily Stress 33%
• Bedtime 33%
• Objective Research 33%
• Mage 33%
• Intraindividual Change 33%
• Saliva Samples 33%
• Stress Physiology 33%
• Salivary Cortisol 33%
• Political Events 33%
• Presidential Elections 33%
• Macro Factors 33%
• Sampling Protocol 33%
• Electoral Process 33%
• Evening Cortisol 33%
• Family Stability 33%
• Diurnal Cortisol Slope 33%
• Multilevel Growth Model 33%
• Election Day 33%
• Adolescent Stress 33%
• Immigrant Background 33%

Psychology

• Stress Hormone 12%