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Physiological stress reactivity and recovery: conceptual siblings separated at birth?
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The Role of Angry Rumination and Distraction in Blood Pressure Recovery From Emotional Arousal
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People who have a tendency to ruminate about past anger-provoking events may be at greater risk for target organ damage as a result of sustained blood pressure elevations; the effect is exacerbated when distractions are not available to interrupt the ruminative process.
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Toward a Causal Model of Cardiovascular Responses to Stress and the Development of Cardiovascular Disease
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It is suggested that cardiovascular responses to stress can be better understood when examined in the natural environment and should generalize to the real world, assess interactions between individual predispositions and environmental exposures, and focus on sustained pathogenic exposures and responses.
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Choices from Identical Options
Many of the decisions that people must make involve selections from arrays of identical options The six studies presented explored people's preferences in two contexts choosing one item from rows of…
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The Role of Rumination in Recovery from Reactivity: Cardiovascular Consequences of Emotional States
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Two experiments explored situational determinants of sustained BP elevations, examining the extent of recovery and the ability to later mentally recreate the response are influenced by the magnitude or emotionality of the initial task and also whether preventing rumination after a stressor has ended speeds recovery.
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Gender, Jealousy, and Reason
Research has suggested that men are especially bothered by evidence of their partner's sexual infidelity, whereas women are troubled more by evidence of emotional infidelity One evolutionary account…
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Gender, social support, and cardiovascular responses to stress.
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Results indicate that social support provided by women reduced cardiovascular changes for both male and female speakers compared with presence of a nonsupportive female audience, consistent with the notion that married men are healthier because they marry women.
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Social Support Effects on Cardiovascular Reactivity: Is a Stranger as Effective as a Friend?
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SocialSupport from a friend attenuated cardiovascular reactivity in a laboratory setting to a greater degree than support from a stranger, over and above the effects of the actual behaviors themselves.
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Does it hurt to say um?
This paper examines whether the profusion of ums that so many speakers produce is noticed, and whether these ums influence what audiences think of speakers. Even though ums do not seem to be a…
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An historical context for behavioral models of hypertension.
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