The Stress of Life¶
Selye, H. (1956). The Stress of Life. McGraw-Hill.
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- Recovery
- Athletics and physiology. Recovery between training stresses, where the super-compensation account treats recovery as the period in which adaptation is consolidated, so recovery is part of the stimulus rather than its opposite.
This sourceIntroduces the general adaptation syndrome and the supercompensation account in which recovery is the phase during which adaptation to a training stress is consolidated.
- Athletics and physiology. Recovery between training stresses, where the super-compensation account treats recovery as the period in which adaptation is consolidated, so recovery is part of the stimulus rather than its opposite.
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