Why the study?
Stress and mental health are major global concerns, and the focus of physiological stress detection research has shifted from the laboratory to the ambulatory environment.
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Key result
Physiological stress detection in ambulatory settings faces challenges including physical activity influence, motion artifacts, lack of a stress reference, and subject-dependent responses.
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May not yet support routine clinical use of ambulatory stress detection; leaves open targeted research to overcome key technical barriers.
This review highlights the challenges and future directions for transitioning physiological stress detection from controlled laboratory settings to real-world ambulatory environments.
Smets et al. (2018) conducted a review in Stress and mental health. Physiological stress detection was evaluated. Physiological stress detection in ambulatory settings faces challenges including physical activity influence, motion artifacts, lack of a stress reference, and subject-dependent responses.
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