Key result
Perceived stress responses during a laboratory social stress test covaried with concurrent physiological stress responses in the ANS and HPA axis, although effect sizes were small.
Why the study?
Do perceived stress responses covary with physiological stress responses during a social stress test in adolescents?
Observational (n=715)
Do perceived stress responses covary with physiological stress responses during a social stress test in adolescents?
Perceived stress and physiological stress responses (ANS and HPA axis) covary during social stress in adolescents, though effect sizes are small.
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Small covariation supports combined perceived-physiological stress measures in adolescent research; leaves open clinical utility and prospective validation.
Oldehinkel et al. (2010) conducted an observational in Stress (n=715). Laboratory social stress test was evaluated on Associations between perceived and physiological stress responses. Perceived stress responses during a laboratory social stress test covaried with concurrent physiological stress responses in the ANS and HPA axis, although effect sizes were small.
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