Publications - VU Ambulatory Monitoring Solutions

Title	Authors	Date
Challenge and threat states: examining cardiovascular, cognitive and affective responses to two distinct laboratory stress tasks	Trotman, Williams, Quinton & Veldhuijzen van Zanten	2018
Interaction between prenatal risk and infant parasympathetic and sympathetic stress reactivity predicts early aggression	Suurland, van der Heijden, Huijbregts, van Goozen & Swaab	2017
The role of stress reactivity in the long-term persistence of adolescent social anxiety symptoms	Nelemans, Hale III, Branje, van Lier, Koot & Meeus	2017
Neuroticism and extraversion in relation to physiological stress reactivity during adolescence	Evans, Stam, Huizink, Willemen, Westenberg, Branje, Meeus, Koot & van Lier	2016
Cardiovascular reactivity as a mechanism linking child trauma to adolescent psychopathology	Heleniak, McLaughlin, Ormel & Riese	2016
Early life adversities and adolescent antisocial behavior: The role of cardiac autonomic nervous system reactivity in the TRAILS study	Sijtsema, Van Roon, Groot & Riese	2015
Attachment and physiological reactivity to infant crying in young adulthood: Dissociation between experiential and physiological arousal in insecure adoptees	Schoenmaker, Huffmeijer, van IJzendoorn, Bakermans-Kranenburg, van den Dries, Linting, van der Voort & Juffer	2015
Speaking under pressure: Low linguistic complexity is linked to high physiological and emotional stress reactivity	Saslow, McCoy, van der Löwe, Cosley, Vartan, Oveis, Keltner, Moskowitz & Epel	2014
The effectiveness of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care for Preschoolers (MTFC-P) for young children with severe behavioral disturbances: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial	Jonkman, Schuengel, Lindeboom, Oosterman, Boer & Lindauer	2013
Association of Type D personality with the autonomic and hemodynamic response to the cold pressor test	Kupper, Pelle & Denollet	2013
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Title

Authors

Date

Challenge and threat states: examining cardiovascular, cognitive and affective responses to two distinct laboratory stress tasks

Trotman, Williams, Quinton & Veldhuijzen van Zanten

2018

Interaction between prenatal risk and infant parasympathetic and sympathetic stress reactivity predicts early aggression

Suurland, van der Heijden, Huijbregts, van Goozen & Swaab

2017

The role of stress reactivity in the long-term persistence of adolescent social anxiety symptoms

Nelemans, Hale III, Branje, van Lier, Koot & Meeus

2017

Neuroticism and extraversion in relation to physiological stress reactivity during adolescence

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

2016

Cardiovascular reactivity as a mechanism linking child trauma to adolescent psychopathology

Heleniak, McLaughlin, Ormel & Riese

2016

Early life adversities and adolescent antisocial behavior: The role of cardiac autonomic nervous system reactivity in the TRAILS study

Sijtsema, Van Roon, Groot & Riese

2015

Attachment and physiological reactivity to infant crying in young adulthood: Dissociation between experiential and physiological arousal in insecure adoptees

Schoenmaker, Huffmeijer, van IJzendoorn, Bakermans-Kranenburg, van den Dries, Linting, van der Voort & Juffer

2015

Speaking under pressure: Low linguistic complexity is linked to high physiological and emotional stress reactivity

Saslow, McCoy, van der Löwe, Cosley, Vartan, Oveis, Keltner, Moskowitz & Epel

2014

The effectiveness of Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care for Preschoolers (MTFC-P) for young children with severe behavioral disturbances: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial

Jonkman, Schuengel, Lindeboom, Oosterman, Boer & Lindauer

2013

Association of Type D personality with the autonomic and hemodynamic response to the cold pressor test

Kupper, Pelle & Denollet

2013

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