Selye discovered and documented that stress differs from other physical responses in that stress is stressful whether one receives good or bad news, whether the impulse is positive or negative. He called negative stress "distress" and positive stress "eustress". The system whereby the body copes with stress, the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis (HPA axis) system, was also first described by Selye. He also pointed to an "alarm state", a "resistance state", and an "exhaustion state", largely referring to glandular states. Later he developed the idea of two "reservoirs" of stress resistance, or alternatively stress energy.
In "Clever Hans" by the Brothers Grimm, Hans puts the knife in his sleeve. His mother tells him he should have put it in his pocket. For the full text, check the related links below.
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Han's heysen is my great great grandfather and you pronounce his name Hans (like hand's) Heysen (hi seen)
Hans Christian Andersen in 1835.
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Hans and Zacharias Janssen invented the compound microscope in 1595.
Hans Loeffel has written: 'Statistik und Entscheidungstheorie' -- subject- s -: Bayesian statistical decision theory
the year I domonated your face
Hans Delfs has written: 'Homology of locally semialgebraic spaces' -- subject(s): Algebraic spaces, Homology theory
Hans Jonsson has written: 'The laryngeal theory' -- subject(s): H (The sound), Indo-European languages, Phonology
Hans Aage has written: 'Soviet wage theory and distribution debates' -- subject(s): Economics, Income distribution, Wages
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Little Hans was the pseudonym given to a 5-year-old boy whose case was studied by Sigmund Freud. Little Hans was known for his phobia of horses, which Freud analyzed as a manifestation of the boy's unconscious fear of his father and his desire for his mother. Through psychoanalytic sessions with Hans and his father, Freud explored the Oedipus complex and its role in the child's development.
Hans-Joachim Becker has written: 'Das Feld um alt' -- subject(s): Alt (The German word), Field theory (Linguistics), German language, Semantics
Oskar Pfungst practiced the Expectancy Theory. He is most famous for proving horse, Clever Hans, was not actually counting but rather reacting to the human body language.