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Do gender roles and cognitive appraisal impact heart rate adaptation during socio-evaluative stress?
Do gender roles and cognitive appraisal impact heart rate adaptation during socio-evaluative stress?
Continuous wearable heart rate monitoring reveals that gender roles and cognitive appraisal moderate second-by-second heart rate adaptation to acute psychosocial stress.
Gender role and appraisal effects on HR dynamics merit replication in diverse cohorts; leaves open clinical translation for stress-related risk assessment.
In this paper, we present a psychophysiological study which uses a wearable device for the continuous collection of heart rate measures in 66 participants (53% women). We examine the impact of gender roles and cognitive appraisal on heart rate and heart rate adaptation during laboratory induced stre
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