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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Cardiovascular stress response"”.

  1. Early Adversity and Cardiovascular Stress Response: Stress Reactivity Or Biological Sensitivity to Context

    The stress reactivity hypothesis (SRH) posits highly stressful early environments contribute to exaggerated cardiovascular (CV) reactivity and/or slower CV recovery, which in turn contributes to CV disease. These associations are well-supported in the literature; however, a growing number of …

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  2. Comparing the Effects of Cognitive and Social Stress among Individuals with Headache

    Stress is the most frequently reported trigger of headache. A number of studies have examined responses to cognitive and physical stressors among individuals with headache, primarily using self-report and various physiological measurements as outcome variables. In the stress literature more …

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  3. Social Buffering by God: Can Prayer Reduce Stress in an Experimental Setting?

    … reduced risk of mortality, and decreased cardiovascular responses. Similarly, religiosity has been found to be beneficial to both physical and mental health. Specifically, religious involvement has been associated with decreased blood pressure and heart rate. Further, a social presence …

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