Robert Putnam argued that cultures with a high value of social capital will inevitably have lower levels of this other measurable quantity.
Robert Putnam argued that cultures with a high value of social capital will inevitably have lower levels of this other measurable quantity. In a book titled after zebras, biologist Robert Sapolsky argued that wild animals are less prone to conditions induced by this phenomenon. Hans Senye divided this thing into "eu-" and "dis-" types, dependent on whether it enhances or harms bodily and mental function. Those with Type-A personalities tend to reproduce less than those with Type-B personalities, because of the way they respond to this thing. For 10 points, identify this thing that is defined as a response to a stimulus that alters the body's equilibrium.
Robert Putnam argued that cultures with a high value of social capital will inevitably have lower levels of this other measurable quantity.
stress