HRV: Relaxation response in nature scenario and early life adversity

Annika Benz; Maria Meier; Eva Unternaehrer; Raphaela Gaertner; Jens C. Pruessner

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/WCDKU

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HRV: Relaxation response in nature scenario and early life adversity

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Description: To investigate ANS reactivity in response to relaxation, we implemented a relaxation intervention with three quasi-randomized groups: a meditation video, a relaxation video and a control video (total N = 150 students; 51% female; age mean = 23.14 years, age range 18 – 49 years). High frequency heart rate variability (HF-HRV), a vagally-mediated ANS component, was derived from heart rate recordings during baseline and video watching, in conjunction with self-report psychometric measures (e.g. maternal and paternal care and overprotection).

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