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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"physiological reaction"”.

  1. A critical examination of the phenomenon of claustrophobia: do subtypes exist?

    … subtypes was assessed. Self-report measures and physiological response to a hyperventilation challenge were used to validate claustrophobic subtypes. A significant main effect for "Avoidance of Crowds" was found when using heart rate change and post heart rate as dependent measures. Specifically, …

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  2. Exploring the Cardiovascular Response to Anger Imagery and Speech in Vietnam Veterans With and Without Posttraumatic Stress Disorder

    Few studies directly compare the physiological consequences of anger under a variety of induction methods. The current study explored the patterns of cardiovascular responding associated with varying anger induction methods, specifically personal anger memory recall through verbalization versus …

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  3. A statistical study of the relations of neurasthenic, dyspeptic, and allergic symptoms

    … almost invariably yield a certain number of physiological symptoms of disorder in addition to the recognized mental and emotional troubles. It is quite likely, for instance, that the neurasthenic's digestion will be upset in various so-called "functional" ways, which, even though no …

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  4. From working memory to maths: A multi-measure physiological investigation of the impact of anxiety

    The present research project adopted physiological measures to investigate the rela- tionship between anxiety and working memory (WM). The importance of WM for maths processing and the sensitivity of physiological measures to both anxious responses and executive processes make these measures …

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