青春期前の不安の自律的精神生理学:社会的ストレスに対する自律神経系の反応の測定値とのシステム内およびクロスシステム相互作用

Alexander K Kaeppler1, Stephen A Erath2

  • 1School of Human Development and Family Science, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, USA.

Developmental psychobiology
|September 3, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

自律神経系の相互作用は 青春期前における不安を予測します 交感神経系 (SNS) × SNSと交感神経系 × 副交感神経系 (PNS) の相互作用は,社会的ストレス中の不安に影響する.

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