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Young Adults’ Resilience in the Context of Loneliness: The Moderating Role of Autonomic Nervous System Activity at Rest and in Response to Challenge
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• High resting RSA and a RSA decrease to stress jointly protect against maladjustment • Low resting PEP and a PEP decrease to stress jointly protect against maladjustment • Effective regulation of autonomic arousal may buffer the impact of loneliness • Adaptive patterns of autonomic nervous system activity may differ across branches
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