ȱ Holmes,ȱT.H.,ȱ&ȱRahe,ȱR.H.ȱ(1967).ȱTheȱSocialȱReadjustmentȱRatingȱScale.ȱJournalȱofȱPsychometricȱReȬ search,ȱ11(2),ȱ213–218.ȱ Hung,ȱCȬH.ȱ(2005).ȱMeasuringȱpostpartumȱstress.ȱJournalȱofȱAdvancedȱNursing,ȱ50(4),ȱ417–424.ȱ Ilgen,ȱ M.A.,ȱ &ȱ Hutchinson,ȱ K.E.ȱ (2005).ȱ Aȱ historyȱ ofȱ majorȱ depressiveȱ disorderȱ andȱ theȱ responseȱ toȱ stress.ȱJournalȱofȱAffectiveȱDisorders,ȱ86(2–3),ȱ143–150.ȱ Janz,ȱ N.K.,ȱ Dodge,ȱ J.A.,ȱ Jenvic,ȱ M.R.,ȱ Lin,ȱ X.,ȱ Donaldson,ȱ A.E.,ȱ &ȱ Cark,ȱ N.M.ȱ (2004).ȱ Understandingȱ andȱreducingȱstressȱandȱpsychologicalȱdistressȱinȱolderȱwomenȱwithȱheartȱdisease.ȱJournalȱofȱWomenȱ andȱAging,ȱ16(3/4),ȱ19–38.ȱ Kanner,ȱA.D.,ȱCoyne,ȱJ.C.,ȱScaefer,ȱC.,ȱ&ȱLazarus,ȱR.S.ȱ(1981).ȱComparisonȱofȱtwoȱmeasuresȱofȱstressȱ measurement:ȱDailyȱhasslesȱandȱupliftsȱversusȱmajorȱlifeȱevents
2000). growth rate. This diet reduced μ-calpain Garber et al. (1996) reported that vitamin E activity and increased calpastatin activity, supplementation increased muscle alpha- indicating less muscle protein degradation in tocopherol levels, delaying metmyoglobin the muscles compared to muscles of control formation (beef) and lipid oxidation in a animals. In an effort to improve the nutri- dose-dependent manner. Boler et al. (2009) tional profile of pork, Janz et al. (2008) fed found that feeding natural sources of vitamin pigs a plant-based diet containing conjugated E to finishing pigs was more effective in linoleic acid, selenium, and vitamin E. The reducing lipid oxidation of pork during sub- dietary treatments had some effects on meat sequent storage and display than were artifi- quality, but the overall effects on appearance cial sources. Yang et al. (2002) found that and palatability were small