Table 3.
High RSA1 | Low RSA1 | RSA and PEP Reactivity2 |
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Mean | (SD) | Mean | (SD) | β | p-value | |
Preparation Reactivity3 | −11.86 | (9.53) | −15.70 | (13.43) | .12 | .162 |
Speech Reactivity3 | −17.40 | (12.01) | −17.31 | (14.71) | .05 | .545 |
Math Reactivity3 | −12.94 | (11.39) | −13.82 | (11.64) | −.08 | .365 |
Recovery3 | 0.90 | (4.07) | 1.85 | (8.64) | −.19 | .051 |
Minute 14 | 8.99 | (8.83) | 12.45 | (13.90) | −.23 | .051 |
Minute 24 | 10.67 | (9.04) | 14.20 | (12.63) | −.30* | .011 |
Minute 34 | 10.91 | (8.17) | 13.15 | (13.48) | −.29* | .013 |
Minute 44 | 10.09 | (9.30) | 13.25 | (14.21) | −.27* | .020 |
Minute 54 | 9.81 | (8.49) | 12.05 | (10.28) | −.14 | .243 |
p < .05, 2-sided test
Abbreviations: PEP, pre-ejection period; RSA, respiratory sinus arrhythmia
High RSA defined as ≥ 1 standard deviation above the mean; low RSA defined as ≤ 1 standard deviation below the mean
Association of baseline resting RSA with PEP reactivity (i.e., PEP during the task minus PEP at baseline) during each portion of the TSST and recovery period
Values represent PEP relative to baseline value; regression controls for PEP at baseline
Values represent PEP relative to the last minute of the TSST; regression controls for PEP during the last minute of the TSST