Controlled breathing and pain: Respiratory rate and inspiratory loading modulate cardiovascular autonomic responses, but not pain

figure2c mechanisms of action multilevel mediation analysis

Reward facilitates response conflict resolution via global motor inhibition: Electromyography evidence

Cross-instrument feasibility, validity, and reproducibility of wireless heart rate monitors: Novel opportunities for extended daily life monitoring

reproducibility of measuring cardiovascular index
b l e 2 cross instrument reference method

error variance=1.3 ms2, LF contribution=0.4 ms2, HF contribution=1.4 ms2

Presentation of unpaired unconditional stimuli during extinction reduces renewal of conditional fear and slows re-acquisition

post re acquisition mixed model factorial anova

Paired=35; Unpaired=29; Standard=36 and 99
F<6.60, p>.009 Bonferroni corrected pcrit=.001
block 1>blocks 2-4, block 2>block 4, all p<.001
both p>.049 Bonferroni corrected pcrit=.003
all p>.010 Bonferroni corrected pcrit=.003
t(57.46)=2.05, p=.045, Bonferroni corrected pcrit=.003
t(69)=2.14, p=.036 Bonferroni corrected pcrit=.003

Interactive effects of childhood maltreatment and tonic respiratory sinus arrhythmia on young adults' depressive symptoms

Evidence for the association between physiological and emotional states in adolescents and young adults without psychopathology under ecologically valid conditions

root mean square successive difference of nn intervals
simultaneous hrv alterations 5min hrv intervals
root mean square of successive nn interval

Auditory spatial attention gradients and cognitive control as a function of vigilance

The emotion-elicited late positive potential is stable across fivetesting sessions

between person follow up longitudinal mixed linear model
follow up longitudinal mixed linear model

Increased exhalation to inhalation ratio during breathing enhances high-frequency heart rate variability in healthy adults

enable robust data driven frequency analysis

young [6M, age=21-28];12 older adults [6M, age=66-80