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In humans, breastfeeding mothers have been found to be calmer than those who do not breastfeed (Ulvas-Moberg, 1996).
 
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Canon (1929) viewed stress as the biological mobilization of the body for action, involving sympathetic activation and endocrine activity.
 
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