'Glass fairies' and 'bone children': Adolescents and young adults with anorexia nervosa show positive reactions towards extremely emaciated body pictures measured by the startle reflex paradigm

Acoustic startle reactivity while processing reward-related food cues during food deprivation: Evidence from women in different menstrual cycle phases and men

Virtually simulated social pressure influences early visual processing more in low compared to high autonomous participants

p=.027 nATI HET ATC nATI HET behavioral data B HIGH A<=>90 C<=>100

Heuristic and analytic processes in reasoning: An event-related potential study of belief bias

2 logic times 3 electrode repeated measures anova

Heart rate, startle response, and intrusive trauma memories

Does exercise induce hypoalgesia through conditioned pain modulation?

Psychological pain and reduced resting-state heart rate variability in adults with a history of depression

hrv analysis recommended frequency domain analysis

Frontal alpha asymmetry and sexually motivated states

frequency smearing characteristic of artifact correction method
genital aspects of sexual arousal influences coherence estimates

Speaking under pressure: Low linguistic complexity is linked to high physiological and emotional stress reactivity

M=.83, SD=1.45withingroup paired t, p=.061
M=-.06, SD=.85;withingroup paired t, p=.804
M=-.88, SD=1.10withingroup paired t, p=.011
M=.13, SD=.89;withingroup paired t, p=.570

Late electrophysiological modulations of feature-based attention to object shapes

The effects of social exclusion on the ERN and the cognitive control of action monitoring

post cyberball multivariate repeated measures anova

M=76.0, SD=22.5, while postmatched correct accuracy increased from T1
block 1, after block 2, ts(10)<=1.5, ps>=.16

Cognitive processing load across a wide range of listening conditions: Insights from pupillometry

adaptive speech reception threshold test

Synchronized network activity as the origin of a P300 component in a facial attractiveness judgment task