… presume stability of an effect from one context to another. We will now … context sensitivity
of cardiovascular reactivity: one bearing on the personality perspective and one on the social …

… equivalent of active coping for the development of cardiovascular disease are discussed. …
emphasized the role of cardiovascular reactivity. Cardiovascular reactivity refers to changes in …

Cardiovascular reactivity to stress is most commonly studied in the laboratory. Laboratory …
This paper will focus on paradigms that involve the measurement of cardiovascular reactions …

… effect of the immediate context on buffering stress reactivity. … work on social support and
cardiovascular reactivity helps fill … Reducing cardiovascular reactivity to stressful events may be …

… social context has received little attention. This study examined the interaction between Type
D personality, sex and social context on cardiovascular reactivity … cardiovascular reactivity …

… cardiovascular disease, including reduced social support and increased conflict. Related
psychosomatic models identify heightened cardiovascular reactivity … , cardiovascular reactivity …

… differences in patterns of cardiovascular reactivity across cardiovascular variables is a … we
measure and understand reactivity might one day prove useful in the context of individualized …

… Smith and his colleagues (5, 6) have made a valuable contribution to the study of determinants
of reactivity by examining them in a social context, in which other individuals are part of …

… cardiovascular reactivity has not been sufficiently documented. With respect to content validity,
existing evidence suggests that “vascular” or “cardiac” … part of trait reactivity assessments. …

… Preparation and enactment of efforts to exert social influence … cardiac contractility and output.
Thus, both vigilance and active coping in social contexts increased cardiovascular reactivity…