Good vibrations: An observational study of real-life stress induced by a stage performance
Abstract
Stressors induce physiological changes in the brain and periphery that support adaptive defensive responses. The consequences of psychological stress on cognitive functioning are often measured in laboratory settings using experimentally induced stress that leads to mainly negative subjective feelings. There is a need for verification of these studies using real-life stressors that may potentially induce both positive and negative subjective...
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Title
Good vibrations: An observational study of real-life stress induced by a stage performance
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
114
Pages
104593 - 104593
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