Substantial amount of scientific work established that exposure to acute psychological
stress instantly triggers physiological and affective responses, expressed as reduced
heart rate variability (HRV), reduced positive affect and increased negative affect.
Interestingly, elevated but also blunted physiological reactivity during stress have
been associated with enhanced affective responses to stress, and thus putative physiological
markers of stress vulnerability have yet to be identified. We hypothesized that lack
of physiological recovery after relief from acute stress may better depict stress
vulnerability.
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