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Changes in phasic heart rate variability predict clinical outcomes following Emotion Regulation Therapy for generalized anxiety disorder and comorbid depression
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• Treatment-related changes in vagal fear recovery predicted symptom improvements. • Vagal fear recovery identified as a modifiable index of psychotherapy response. • Change in vagal fear recovery explained 12-29% of variance in symptom reductions. • Study integrated psychophysiology, laboratory inductions, and repeated assessment.
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vagal fear recovery
heart rate variability
emotion regulation therapy
generalized anxiety disorder
psychophysiology
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