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2017, Journal of Psychosomatic ResearchCitation Excerpt :In adults from among the general population, blood pressure was positively related to positive emotionality and inversely related to negative emotionality [54]. Negative correlations between blood pressure and trait worry, and the intensity of adverse affect during stress exposure, were also reported previously [36,55,56]. Individuals with elevated blood pressure and those with a parental history of hypertension showed lower emotional ratings on affective pictures [57,58].
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2016, General Hospital PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :In a large and representative German study, less perceived stress was negatively associated with BP [36]. A review of hypertension and stressor exposure highlights the fact that associations between BP and self-reported stressors are inconsistent, but if moderators like awareness of hypertension are taken into account, inverse associations were found [37]. The relation between depression and hypertension is also complex.
Proneness to worry is negatively associated with blood pressure and baroreflex sensitivity: Further evidence of the blood pressure emotional dampening hypothesis
2014, Biological PsychologyCitation Excerpt :Confirming our hypothesis, the results show high BP values, both SBP and DBP, in the low worry participants during baseline. This result is in line with and supports previous evidence regarding the inhibitory effect of BP on negative emotional experience and responsiveness (McCubbin et al., 2011; Nyklíček et al., 1996, 1998, 1999; Pury et al., 2004). Furthermore, our results suggest that the BP-emotional dampening effect is not restricted to responses to presented emotional stimuli but that the effect is also valid for more general emotional personality traits.
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2007, Comprehensive PsychiatryCitation Excerpt :For all of these relationships, we also tested how TAS-20 variables were related to risk factors, both before and after controlling for socioeconomic and demographic variables. Finally, the presence of HTN may alter relationships among biopsychosocial variables (eg, pain perception or cognitive functioning), and people with known HTN may respond differently to psychosocial measures than persons without it [38]. Thus, we conducted secondary analyses of the relationships between TAS-20 scores and CVD risk factors after excluding people with known HTN.
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