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Does emotional suppression instruction alter emotional expression and autonomic reactivity in adults with chronic fatigue syndrome compared to healthy controls?
Does emotional suppression instruction alter emotional expression and autonomic reactivity in adults with chronic fatigue syndrome compared to healthy controls?
Patients with chronic fatigue syndrome exhibit lower emotional expression but higher autonomic arousal during distressing stimuli, which correlates with short-term increases in fatigue.
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CFS patients' muted expression despite distress signals need for nuanced affect assessment; leaves open links to fatigue and autonomic reactivity.
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Rimes et al. (2016) studied this question.
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