Publications - VU Ambulatory Monitoring Solutions

Title	Authors	Date
Positive emotion reduces dyspnea during slow paced breathing	Allen & Friedman	2012
Effects of induced hyperinsulinaemia with and without hyperglycaemia on measures of cardiac vagal control	Berkelaar, Eekhoff, Simonis-Bik, Boomsma, Diamant, Ijzerman, Dekker, ’t Hart & de Geus	2013
Effects of bright light and melatonin on sleep propensity, temperature, and cardiac activity at night	Burgess, Sletten, Savic, Gilbert & Dawson	2001
Should heart rate variability be “corrected” for heart rate? Biological, quantitative, and interpretive considerations	de Geus, Gianaros, Brindle, Jennings & Berntson	2019
Ambulatory measurement of respiratory sinus arrhythmia and respiration rate	de Geus, Willemsen, Klaver & van Doornen	1995
Concurrent attenuated reactivity of alpha-amylase and cortisol is related to disruptive behavior in male adolescents	de Vries-Bouw, Jansen, Vermeiren, Doreleijers, de Ven & Popma	2012
The compassionate vagus: A meta-analysis on the connection between compassion and heart rate variability	Di Bello, Carnevali, Petrocchi, Thayer, Gilbert & Ottaviani	2020
Neuroticism and extraversion in relation to physiological stress reactivity during adolescence	Evans, Stam, Huizink, Willemen, Westenberg, Branje, Meeus, Koot & van Lier	2016
Multi-modal responses to the Virtual Reality Trier Social Stress Test: A comparison with standard interpersonal and control conditions	Fallon, Riem, Kunst, Kop & Kupper	2021
Guilt and pride are heartfelt, but not equally so	Fourie, Rauch, Morgan, Ellis, Jordaan & Thomas	2011
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Allen & Friedman

2012

Effects of induced hyperinsulinaemia with and without hyperglycaemia on measures of cardiac vagal control

Berkelaar, Eekhoff, Simonis-Bik, Boomsma, Diamant, Ijzerman, Dekker, ’t Hart & de Geus

2013

Effects of bright light and melatonin on sleep propensity, temperature, and cardiac activity at night

Burgess, Sletten, Savic, Gilbert & Dawson

2001

Should heart rate variability be “corrected” for heart rate? Biological, quantitative, and interpretive considerations

de Geus, Gianaros, Brindle, Jennings & Berntson

2019

Ambulatory measurement of respiratory sinus arrhythmia and respiration rate

de Geus, Willemsen, Klaver & van Doornen

1995

Concurrent attenuated reactivity of alpha-amylase and cortisol is related to disruptive behavior in male adolescents

de Vries-Bouw, Jansen, Vermeiren, Doreleijers, de Ven & Popma

2012

The compassionate vagus: A meta-analysis on the connection between compassion and heart rate variability

Di Bello, Carnevali, Petrocchi, Thayer, Gilbert & Ottaviani

2020

Neuroticism and extraversion in relation to physiological stress reactivity during adolescence

Evans, Stam, Huizink, Willemen, Westenberg, Branje, Meeus, Koot & van Lier

2016

Multi-modal responses to the Virtual Reality Trier Social Stress Test: A comparison with standard interpersonal and control conditions

Fallon, Riem, Kunst, Kop & Kupper

2021

Guilt and pride are heartfelt, but not equally so

Fourie, Rauch, Morgan, Ellis, Jordaan & Thomas

2011

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Positive emotion reduces dyspnea during slow paced breathing