Why the study?
Do fear and anger inductions elicit specific psychophysiological responses in real-life and imagination contexts in female participants?
Population
158 female participants
Comparison
Fear and anger inductions during real-life and… vs Fear-control and anger-control groups
Design
Other
Authors
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Highlights context-specific autonomic patterns in women; leaves open generalizability and clinical utility.
Do fear and anger inductions elicit specific psychophysiological responses in real-life and imagination contexts in female participants?
Fear and anger elicit distinct somatovisceral and cardiovascular response patterns depending on whether the context is real-life or imagined.
Stemmler et al. (2001) studied this question.
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