Hostility and cognitive control: Evidence of increased cardiovascular reactivity as a function of exposure to affective stress using a dichotic listening paradigm

Holland, Alissa K.; Mitchell, Gina A.; Steele, Angela; Bunting, Jessica; Harrison, David W.

doi:10.1016/j.ijpsycho.2017.09.002

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“…In addition to providing support for extending the capacity model to include trait aggression, these findings indicate that the SST and Anger Recall Interview serve as effective stimuli for inducing emotional stress in a laboratory setting. Use of emotional stress has been done in previous research [6,9,25] to examine changes in right hemisphere functional cerebral systems in violent prone men. The consensus is that when violent prone men experience multiple right-lateralized stressors, reductions is right frontal inhibitory control of the right temporoparietal regions.…”

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“…Trait aggressive personalities have been linked to reduced impulse control [4,5] and a reduced ability to regulate negative emotions. Diminished ability to regulate negative emotions along with the reduced ability to suppress a predominant response when exposed to stress has been demonstrated to be associated with reductions in right frontal lobe function [6]. The goal of the current research is to examine changes in neurophysiological indicators of right hemisphere activation in highly trait aggressive men as well as provide additional support for the capacity model.…”

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“…Originally proposed by Holland et al [1], this model proposes that functional cerebral systems [7,8] in the right frontal region that are responsible for emotional control and blood pressure regulation experience diminished capacity to inhibit activation of the right temporoparietal regions with the requirement to process two stressors concurrently that are lateralized to the right hemisphere. This model has since received support from our lab with respect to exposure to right lateralized cognitive and motor stress [9] as well as reductions in cognitive control [10], which is a construct that is conceptualized as overlapping with executive function.…”

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Neurophysiological Evidence for Stress-Related Reductions in Right Frontal Regulatory Control in Trait Aggressive, Violent Prone Men

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Trait aggression is a personality characteristic that has been associated with reduced executive function, which includes lack of impulse control and decreased emotional regulation. Reduced performance on tasks measuring executive function has reliably been associated with reduced frontal lobe function. The aim of the current research was to extend the capacity model of hostility developed by Holland et al. [1] to apply to trait aggression. Men obtaining high and low scores on the Buss and Perry Aggression Questionnaire completed a cognitive and emotional task, and blood pressure measures were taken before and after completion of the tasks. Analysis of the findings indicated that low trait aggressive men evidenced lower systolic blood pressure (SBP) after competing these tasks. Conversely, highly trait aggressive men evidenced significantly higher SBP after completing the same tasks. This indicative of reduced right frontal lobe inhibitory control of the right temporoparietal regions and provides preliminary support for the application of the capacity model to trait aggression.

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The psychophysiology of stress and adaptation: Models, pathways, and implications

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International Journal of Psychophysiology

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Çocukluk dönemi mutluluk ve huzur anılarının bilişsel şemalar ve psikolojik semptomlarla ilişkisi

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2019

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Yapılan pek çok araştırma, çocukluk çağı yaşantıları ile ileriki yaşlarda bireylerin kendi kendini kontrol, uyum ve problem davranışları arasında ilişkiyi konu almıştır. Bu anlamda, erken yaşlara ilişkin anılar, yetişkin yaşamında gözlenen psikolojik sorunlar için bir veri bankası niteliği taşımaktadır. Bu araştırmanın amacı, çocukluk dönemi mutluluk ve huzur anıları ile uyumsuz bilişsel şemalar ve psikolojik semptomlar arasındaki ilişkiyi ortaya koymaktır, Hangi şema alanının-boyutunun ve hangi psikolojik semptomun, çocukluk dönemi mutluluk ve huzur anıları ile daha yüksek bir ilişki içerdiği belirlemenin yanında yordama gücünü ortaya koymak hedeflenmiştir. Araştırmada ilişkisel tarama yöntemi kullanılmıştır. Bu amaçla, çocukluk dönemi mutluluk ve huzur anıları ölçeği, şema ölçeği ve kısa semptom tarama envanteri 468 kişilik üniversite öğrenci grubuna uygulanmıştır. Araştırmanın sonunda, aşırı tetikte olma – ketlenme, zedelenmiş otonomi, kopukluk-reddedilme şema alanlarının, ÇDMHA’nın en güçlü ve anlamlı yordayıcıları olduğu saptanmıştır. Bunun yanında psikolojik semptomlardan olumsuz benlik, somatizasyon ve depresyon belirtileri ile ÇDMHA arasında negatif yönde anlamlı ve yüksek korelasyon gözlenmiştir. Beş semptom birlikte, ÇDMHA puanlarına ilişkin toplam varyansın %46’sını açıklamaktadır. Araştırma bulgularından ebeveynlik eğitim programlarının hazırlanması ve geliştirilmesinde ve okullardaki önleyici ve geliştirici rehberlik hizmetlerinin etkililiğinin artırılmasında yararlanılabileceği önerilmektedir.

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Hostility and cognitive control: Evidence of increased cardiovascular reactivity as a function of exposure to affective stress using a dichotic listening paradigm

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Neurophysiological Evidence for Stress-Related Reductions in Right Frontal Regulatory Control in Trait Aggressive, Violent Prone Men

Neurophysiological Evidence for Stress-Related Reductions in Right Frontal Regulatory Control in Trait Aggressive, Violent Prone Men

The psychophysiology of stress and adaptation: Models, pathways, and implications

Çocukluk dönemi mutluluk ve huzur anılarının bilişsel şemalar ve psikolojik semptomlarla ilişkisi

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