Why the study?
Does delayed reassurance alter physiological and psychological responses to experimental stress in healthy young men compared to immediate reassurance?
Population
48 healthy young soldiers
Comparison
Delayed reassurance about the benign nature of… vs Immediate reassurance about the benign nature of…
Design
Other, Interviews were independently rated by three psychiatrists who did not…
Authors
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Experimenter traits may bias physiological stress responses in interviews; leaves open standardization needs in psychosomatic protocols.
Does delayed reassurance alter physiological and psychological responses to experimental stress in healthy young men compared to immediate reassurance?
Differences in the experimenter-subject relationship and timing of reassurance can significantly alter physiological responses to experimental stress.
Reiser et al. (1955) studied this question.
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