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Does the timing and force of a motor response during psychophysiological tasks affect heart rate and skin conductance in volunteers?
Does the timing and force of a motor response during psychophysiological tasks affect heart rate and skin conductance in volunteers?
Motor responses amplify phasic heart rate changes during psychological tasks, highlighting the interaction between physical tension and cognitive processing on cardiac responses.
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Motor tension may confound phasic heart rate interpretations in psychophysiological tasks; extends RCT evidence on somatic influences during cognitive processing.
Cohen et al. (1980) studied this question.
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