The cognitive neuroscience of placebo effects: concepts, predictions, and physiology

S Geuter, L Koban, TD Wager - Annual review of neuroscience, 2017 - annualreviews.org
Placebos have been used ubiquitously throughout the history of medicine. Expectations and
associative learning processes are important psychological determinants of placebo effects …

Does stress result in you exercising less? Or does exercising result in you being less stressed? Or is it both? Testing the bi-directional stress-exercise association at …

MM Burg, JE Schwartz, IM Kronish… - Annals of Behavioral …, 2017 - academic.oup.com
Background Psychosocial stress contributes to heart disease in part by adversely affecting
maintenance of health behaviors, while exercise can reduce stress. Assessing the bi …

Self-affirmation: Protecting the self and protecting subjective well-being

N Schüz, B Schüz - The happy mind: Cognitive contributions to well-being, 2017 - Springer
In this chapter, we will outline the basic tenets of self-affirmation theory and how self-
affirmation has been shown to affect different contexts of human functioning. We will address …

Inoculation messaging

J Compton, B Ivanov - … and communication in sport, exercise, and …, 2017 - taylorfrancis.com
This chapter begins with a basic overview of inoculation theory before turning to proposed
applications and theoretical development opportunities in the contexts of physical activity …

[PDF][PDF] Cognitive, social, physiological, and neural mechanisms underlying self‐affirmation: An integrative review

MM Lee, KM Turetsky, J Spicer - Yale Review of …, 2017 - campuspress.yale.edu
People are motivated to feel that they are adequate—that they are good, competent, and
efficacious. When demanding environments threaten this sense of personal adequacy, they …