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Examining the Validity of Serial 7s as a Psychophysiological Stressor

Bostan, 2021

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17037319749074061792
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Bostan S
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Measuring stress is complex and can include physiological and psychological assessment. The Trier Social Stress Test is the gold-standard of psychophysiological stress testing and stress induction but often the Serial 7s (S7) is used as a more cost-effective alternative. To …
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