Acute Reactivity of Individuals With High and Low Levels of Ongoing Stress

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Bruce D. Naliboff · University of California, Los Angeles

Soumya Ravichandran · University of California, Los Angeles

Jennifer S. Labus · University of California, Los Angeles

Rim Hassouna · University of California, Los Angeles

Boris Le Nevé · University of California, Los Angeles

João Lourenço · University of California, Los Angeles

Aline Maillard

Abstract

Increased negative psychological responses to both a psychological challenge and neutral affective pictures suggest that high-stress individuals process everyday challenging stimuli more negatively. Combined with the blunted ANS responses and potentially altered microbiome, this pattern suggests this high-stress responsive group, while currently healthy, may be at risk for biological stress-related morbidity in the immune, cardiovascular, or pain modulation systems.

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Stress Responses and Cortisol Tryptophan and brain disorders Mental Health Research Topics

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Published in: Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine

Volume 87, Issue 9, pp. 632-641

DOI: 10.1097/psy.0000000000001441

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