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Marie D. Sauro, Ph.D.

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2002 Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, United States 
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Physiological Psychology, Psychobiology Psychology, Clinical Psychology
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Randall S. Jorgensen grad student 2002 Syracuse
 (A study on the effects of sociotropic cognition and dysphoric mood on cardiovascular, hormonal, affect, and memory response in young women.)

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Sauro MD, Jorgensen RS, Ewart CK, et al. (2005) Sociotropic cognition moderates stress-induced cardiovascular responsiveness in women through effects on total peripheral resistance, but not cardiac output. International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology. 56: 55-64
Sauro MD, Jorgensen RS, Pedlow CT. (2003) Stress, glucocorticoids, and memory: a meta-analytic review. Stress (Amsterdam, Netherlands). 6: 235-45
Schum JL, Jorgensen RS, Verhaeghen P, et al. (2003) Trait anger, anger expression, and ambulatory blood pressure: a meta-analytic review. Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 26: 395-415
Sauro MD, Jorgensen RS, Larson CA, et al. (2001) Sociotropic cognition moderates stress-induced cardiovascular responsiveness in college women. Journal of Behavioral Medicine. 24: 423-39
Sauro MD, Camporesi DA, Sudakow RL. (1995) The anti-tumor agent, taxol, attenuates contractile activity in rat aortic smooth muscle Life Sciences. 56
Sauro MD, Hadden JW. (1995) Cell-free thymic extract from hypertensive rats induces hypertension in normotensive rats. Immunopharmacology and Immunotoxicology. 17: 137-49
Kanter RK, Strauss JA, Sauro MD. (1995) Seizure-induced c-fos expression in rat medulla oblongata is not dependent on associated elevation of blood pressure Neuroscience Letters. 194: 201-204
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