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Newcomer et al (1999)

Manipulating biological variables can provide strong evidence for cause and effect, but it also raises ethical concerns because such interventions may pose risks to participants. Researchers must ensure that any physiological manipulation is carefully controlled and that the potential benefits outweigh the risks. Newcomer et al. (1999) addressed these concerns by administering controlled doses of cortisol to healthy...


Tags: stress, biology, brain, health, cortisol, hormones, cognitive

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