Unifob Health, University of Bergen, Norway.
Scand J Psychol. 2009 Dec;50(6):639-44. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-9450.2009.00790.x.
This paper attempts to argue for a consistent trend in a research spanning more than fifty years, starting in the exciting neuroscience environment in the Anatomical Institute at the University of Oslo, and presently to be found as an active behavioral medicine unit in Bergen. The most comprehensive theoretical result is a systematic and formalized theory of stress, referred to as the Cognitive Activation Theory of Stress, CATS for short (Ursin & Eriksen, 2004). There are many roots, many related issues, and many scientists involved. There is no way to produce a complete story. However, one aspect is beyond discussion, the story started in the Neurophysiology laboratory in Oslo.
本文试图论证一项跨越五十多年研究的一致性趋势，该研究始于奥斯陆大学解剖学研究所令人兴奋的神经科学环境，目前在卑尔根作为一个活跃的行为医学单位存在。最全面的理论成果是一种系统化和形式化的应激理论，简称 CATS（认知激活应激理论）（Ursin 和 Eriksen，2004）。它有许多根源、许多相关问题和许多科学家参与。不可能产生一个完整的故事。然而，有一个方面是无可争议的，这个故事始于奥斯陆的神经生理学实验室。
