Associations between heart rate, perceived heart rate, and anxiety during acute psychological stress

Associations between heart rate, perceived heart rate, and anxiety during acute psychological stress

Background: Acute psychological stress elicits increases in heart rate (HR) and anxiety. Theories propose associations between HR, perceived HR, and anxiety during stress. However, anxiety is often measured as a unidimensional construct which limits a comprehensive understanding of these relationshi...

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Main Authors: Davies, J. (Author), Ginty, A.T (Author), Möller, C. (Author), Trotman, G.P (Author), Veldhuijzen van Zanten, J.J.C.S (Author), Williams, S.E (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Routledge 2019
Subjects:
Acute psychological stress
adult
ambulatory electrocardiography
anxiety
Anxiety
anxiety interpretation
article
cognitive anxiety
competitive behavior
Competitive Behavior
controlled study
distress syndrome
Electrocardiography, Ambulatory
female
Female
heart rate
Heart Rate
human
Humans
interoception
Interoception
major clinical study
male
Male
mental stress
pathophysiology
perceived heart rate
perception
physiology
problem solving
Problem Solving
Psychological Distress
psychology
somatic anxiety
stress management
Stress, Psychological
university student
young adult
Young Adult
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