When stress becomes the new normal: Alterations in attention and autonomic reactivity in repeated traumatization

Keyphrases

• Attentional Bias 100%
• Heart Rate 100%
• Victimization 100%
• Autonomic Reactivity 100%
• Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia 100%
• New Normal 100%
• Traumatization 100%
• Polyvictimization 100%
• Exposure Level 50%
• Hypervigilance 50%
• Community-dwelling Adults 50%
• Regulatory Mechanism 50%
• Stress Response 50%
• Sexual Abuse 50%
• Emotional Abuse 50%
• Physical Abuse 50%
• Childhood Trauma 50%
• Task Interdependence 50%
• Prognostic Outcome 50%
• Adult Women 50%
• Therapeutic Outcome 50%
• Cumulative Trauma 50%
• Degree of Exposure 50%
• Attention Level 50%
• Moderation Analysis 50%
• Dot-probe Task 50%
• Exposure Bias 50%
• Lasting Effect 50%
• Self-reported Exposure 50%
• Threat Avoidance 50%
• High Threat 50%
• Revictimization 50%
• Cumulative childhood Trauma 50%
• Interpersonal Victimization 50%

Psychology

• Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia 100%
• Emotional Abuse 50%
• Therapeutic Outcome 50%
• Revictimization 50%