Riley M. O'Neill
@rileym-oneill.bsky.social
Clinical & Health Psychology doctoral candidate @ University of Arizona
University of Alabama alum
psychosocial stress, cardiovascular & metabolic disease
she/her
University of Alabama alum
psychosocial stress, cardiovascular & metabolic disease
she/her
Reposted by Riley M. O'Neill
Reminder to check out this new paper from @rileym-oneill.bsky.social and colleagues on vigilance and biobehavioral responses to stress while it is free to access! #healthpsych #psychscisky #socialpsych
In a recent BSAM paper, Riley O'Neill & colleagues examined how experimentally manipulated stress varying in vigilance demand may elicit differing biobehavioral responses and if responses varied by the type of stress.
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...
Examining Impacts of Situational Stress on Cardiovascular... : Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine
nd whether persistent vigilance demand was matched by sustained physiological activation.
Methods:
A final sample of 135 undergraduate young adults (49% male, 51% female; Mage=19 y, SDage=4 y) was ...
journals.lww.com
April 22, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Reminder to check out this new paper from @rileym-oneill.bsky.social and colleagues on vigilance and biobehavioral responses to stress while it is free to access! #healthpsych #psychscisky #socialpsych
Reposted by Riley M. O'Neill
Their findings support contemporary theoretical perspectives on hypothesized mechanisms linking stress and health by identifying behavioral vigilance as an ecologically valid behavioral path linking stress to cardiovascular risk in daily life. #healthpsych #affectivescience #psychscisky
April 17, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Their findings support contemporary theoretical perspectives on hypothesized mechanisms linking stress and health by identifying behavioral vigilance as an ecologically valid behavioral path linking stress to cardiovascular risk in daily life. #healthpsych #affectivescience #psychscisky
Reposted by Riley M. O'Neill
In a recent BSAM paper, Riley O'Neill & colleagues examined how experimentally manipulated stress varying in vigilance demand may elicit differing biobehavioral responses and if responses varied by the type of stress.
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...
Examining Impacts of Situational Stress on Cardiovascular... : Biopsychosocial Science and Medicine
nd whether persistent vigilance demand was matched by sustained physiological activation.
Methods:
A final sample of 135 undergraduate young adults (49% male, 51% female; Mage=19 y, SDage=4 y) was ...
journals.lww.com
April 17, 2025 at 3:50 PM
In a recent BSAM paper, Riley O'Neill & colleagues examined how experimentally manipulated stress varying in vigilance demand may elicit differing biobehavioral responses and if responses varied by the type of stress.
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...
Free to read for the week so share widely! journals.lww.com/bsam/fulltex...