1966
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3999(66)90096-1
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Body image, body symptoms and body reactivity in children

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“…The consensus has been that only under stress conditions, or when rest is compared with stress, do high-barrier Ss demonstrate primacy of exterior response (Davis, 1960;Fisher & Cleveland, 19S8;Williams, 1962). Even under stress the GSR had not consistently met the prediction of increased activity in high barrier groups (Davis, 1960;Malev, 1961;Williams, 1962). Electromyogram reactivity has served better.…”
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“…The consensus has been that only under stress conditions, or when rest is compared with stress, do high-barrier Ss demonstrate primacy of exterior response (Davis, 1960;Fisher & Cleveland, 19S8;Williams, 1962). Even under stress the GSR had not consistently met the prediction of increased activity in high barrier groups (Davis, 1960;Malev, 1961;Williams, 1962). Electromyogram reactivity has served better.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…2 Now with the Department of Psychiatry, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, studies have indicated that barrier perceptions may be correlated with the relative physiological reactivity of the exterior as opposed to the interior of the body. Malev (1961), studying galvanic skin response (GSR), heart rate, and blood pressure in normal children, found the reaction of the heart to be negatively correlated with barrier scores in 6-year-old 5s. GSR, however, showed only a chance relationship with this index.…”
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