Behavioral Approaches to Raynaud&amp;rsquo;s Disease

Surwit, Richard S.

doi:10.1159/000287546

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“…The interactional analysis not only has a range of interesting theoretical implications, but also has various practical implications, including ones for health. It ties to health by way of links that have been established between CV responsiveness and negative health outcomes such as hypertension, heart disease, and even dementia (Glass, 1977; Surwit, Williams, & Shapiro, 1982). Individuals who experience chronically exaggerated CV responses are believed to be at greater health risk than individuals who do not.…”

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Outcome expectancy as a moderator of mental fatigue influence on cardiovascular response

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Female undergraduates performed an easy (fatigue low) or difficult (fatigue high) scanning task and then were presented mental arithmetic problems with instructions that they would earn a high or low chance of winning a prize if they did as well as or better than 50% of those who had performed previously. As expected, blood pressure responses in the second work period rose or tended to rise with fatigue where the chance of winning was high. By contrast, the responses tended weakly to decline with fatigue where the chance of winning was low. The pressure findings support the suggestion of a recent fatigue analysis that success importance should moderate fatigue influence on CV responses to a challenge so long as fatigued performers view success as possible. They also conceptually replicate previous fatigue results and provide a special class of evidence that fatigue influence on CV response is mediated by effort.

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Outcome expectancy as a moderator of mental fatigue influence on cardiovascular response

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“…Since that time, well-developed models of the potential role of CVR in the development of essential hypertension (EH) and coronary heart disease (CHD) have been proposed (e.g. 3,4). A large body of research has accumulated (5,6), and the methodology for examining the issue continues to be refined (7,8).…”

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