Domain Specific Anger Expression Patterns and Blood Pressure in Three Nations

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angličtina
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Domain Specific Anger Expression Patterns and Blood Pressure in Three Nations
Original language description
Maladaptive anger coping is associated with heightened cardiovascular risk. It is unclear what pattern of blood pressure reactivity is associated with habitual anger suppression and anger expression, which both are assumed to contribute to cardiovascularload. Moreover, a confounding factor that contributes to results inconsistency may be the neglect to account for situational context. We have studied relations of blood pressure and domain-specific anger expression in US (N=42), German (N=182) and Czec h(N=83) samples. In the German sample significant relation of anger-out at work to heightened blood pressure was found for female nurses. In the US and Czech (student) samples we investigated the blood pressure reactivity to mild mental stress (mental arithmetic). US data analyses pointed again that anger-out at work was the factor with the tightest relation to cardiovascular parameters. Within the Czech sample, anger-out at work stands only as marginally significant fackor, but anger-ou
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Publication year
2002
Confidentiality
S - Úplné a pravdivé údaje o projektu nepodléhají ochraně podle zvláštních právních předpisů

Article name in the collection
Anger Expression Style and Cardiovascular Reactivity: Effects of Moderating Variables
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Number of pages
1
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Publisher name
ICAP Singapore
Place of publication
Singapore
Event location
Singapore
Event date
Jul 7, 2002
Type of event by nationality
WRD - Celosvětová akce
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