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cannabis-44	Hanzal, Nacera; Joyce, Kayla M.; Tibbo, Philip G.; Stewart, Sherry H.	A Pilot Daily Diary Study of Changes in Stress and Cannabis Use Quantity Across the Menstrual Cycle	2019	15	.pdf	application/pdf	8294	446	52	Moreover, the fact that the difference in stress and cannabis use levels reported premenstrually were both relative to the ovulatory phase (and to the follicular phase in the case of cannabis use), points specifically toward the involvement of estrogen since it is estrogen that: begins increasing during the follicular phase, is highest during ovulation, and declines sharply during the premenstrual phase (Feher, 2012; Groome et al., 1996; Levy et al., 2000). Based on SRD (Levenson et al., 1980) and SMT (Khantzian, 1997) predictions, we also hypothesized that cannabis use quantity (during the first consumption episode following the stress assessment) would similarly increase in the menstrual and premenstrual phases versus other MC phases.	cache/cannabis-44.pdf	txt/cannabis-44.txt