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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"affective reactivity"”.

  1. Age differences in negative affective reactivity: do stressor types matter?

    … affect (NA), which is formally termed as NA reactivity. Age is an important factor associated with different emotional advantages. However, findings about age differences in NA reactivity are mixed in the literature, such that some studies show older adults exhibit more NA reactivity than …

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  2. An Ecological Momentary Assessment (Ema) Study of Affective Reactivity within an Interpersonal Context in Young Adults with Borderline (Bpd) Traits

    … functioning and treatment refractory behavior. Affective reactivity is a particularly detrimental feature of BPD; however, there are limitations of using single time-point assessments to measure this symptom. Studies have therefore employed ecological momentary assessment (EMA) to measure real …

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  3. Individual differences in affect and vagal tone in response to moderate- and high-intensity interval exercise: A preliminary model

    … exercise behavior is a result of negative affective responses associated with exercising, and suggest individuals must feel good (e.g., experience pleasure) during and following (e.g., enjoyment) exercise in order to increase the likelihood of future engagement. Promising evidence to …

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  4. Single-Case Pilot Study For Longitudinal Analysis Of Referential Failures And Sentiment In Schizophrenic Speech From Client-Centered Psychotherapy Recordings

    <p>Though computational linguistic analyses have revealed the presence of distinctly characteristic language features in schizophrenic disordered speech, the relative stability of these language features in longitudinal samples is still unknown. This longitudinal pilot study analyzed schizophrenic …

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