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Zondervan, Niels A.; Tolentino-Zondervan, Frazen

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“…In the original version, volunteers spoke in front of an audience, but in our study, participants performed in front of a video camera (Düsing et al, 2016). The public-speaking phase was followed by a recovery period (40-min), during which participants listened to the Hillsong worship piano (Musselman, 2019) and silently read calming verses from the Bible (Zondervan, 2019). The subjective experience of stress and anxiety was measured using a VAS (visual analog scale comprising a horizontal line between 0 and 10 points on the computer screen; 0-no stress and anxiety, 10-the highest stress level and anxiety).…”

Section: Stress Induction and Recoverymentioning

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Stress Responses Among Individuals with Spiritual Struggles in Hungary: An Experimental Study

Kéri

2023

J Relig Health

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Individuals with a Religious or Spiritual Problem (RSP), as defined in the DSM-5, experience distress associated with faith-related moral dilemmas, existential meaning, and transpersonal attitudes toward other people. It is unclear whether a RSP reflects a generally heightened stress reactivity or whether the stress response is confined to religious and spiritual contexts. To elucidate this issue, we measured behavioral and physiological responses during social-evaluative stress (public speaking—Trier Social Stress Test) and in religious/spiritual contexts (Bible reading and listening to sacred music) in 35 individuals with RSP and 35 matched participants. We found no stress reduction in the religious/spiritual context in RSP, as indicated by increased heart rate, saliva cortisol, and relatively higher left than right frontal activity. Religious stimuli evoked physiological stress responses in RSP. Contrary to the physiological parameters, participants with RSP reported less anxiety in the religious/spiritual context. Religious individuals with and without RSP showed similar stress responses during public speaking. Religious individuals without RSP displayed reduced stress responses in the religious/spiritual context. These results indicate that specific physiological distress in religious/spiritual contexts should be considered in the psychological care of RSP.

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Section: Stress Induction and Recoverymentioning

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Stress Responses Among Individuals with Spiritual Struggles in Hungary: An Experimental Study

Kéri

2023

J Relig Health

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An Original Template Solution for Fair Scientific Text Mining

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Stress Responses Among Individuals with Spiritual Struggles in Hungary: An Experimental Study

Stress Responses Among Individuals with Spiritual Struggles in Hungary: An Experimental Study

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