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biological measures

biological measures Biological measures are bodily indicators used to assess stress by tracking activity in stress-response systems.

Biological measures are bodily indicators used to assess stress by tracking activity in stress-response systems. In research on children’s daily stress, these measures most often include endocrine markers such as cortisol and autonomic nervous system indicators, with brain- and immune-related markers used less often.

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Drafting source: Kang Sujeong; Kim Eunkyung. Methodological trends in biological assessment of children’s daily stress: A scoping review. 2026; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0355460; article XML SHA-256 5876e5626925bd8d91c9587b931590bce5664966af8e5aadade488cde4932f9c. “Methodological trends in biological assessment of children’s daily stress: A scoping review” (10.1371/journal.pone.0355460).
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