Sentence examples for affective reactivity from inspiring English sources

Reactions to emotional cues, termed affective reactivity, promote adaptation and survival.

The development and testing of affective reactivity tasks, with published normative ratings for use in studies of affective reactivity, has been based on responses provided by healthy college students.

Shifts in affective reactivity during pregnancy and postpartum may invoke altered responses to environmental and biological changes.

In a retrospective study, an influence of maternal emotional stress on infant affective reactivity was found [4].

The data suggest that future research on peripartum women should include affective reactivity tasks based on norms reflective of this specific population.

In an alternative evolutionary formulation, I argue that evolution has produced a continuous population distribution of affective reactivity that is subject to stabilizing selection.

Results are interpreted as consequences of different motivational and affective reactivities under social evaluative threat.

The present study therefore experimentally investigated affective and cognitive reactivity to two forms of negative mood induction in CD patients versus a healthy control sample (HC).

To assess the role of cognitive control in affective and cortisol reactivity to social evaluative threat, 55 undergraduates first completed a standard task designed to elicit the ERN in order to index 'baseline' error monitoring.

However, while this notion forms an important basis for psychotherapeutic strategies in the treatment of CD, there is still little direct empirical evidence for a role of altered affective and cognitive reactivity in CD.

The S-allele might be related to increased neural activity (e.g., Murphy et al. 2013), affective and physiological reactivity (e.g., Gyurak et al. 2013, but for contrasting findings see Weeland et al. 2015), and lower levels of positive affect (e.g., Hankin et al. 2011), after exposure to negative emotions.