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Interoception in the sensory sensitivities: Evidence from the auditory domain

Cognitive Neuroscience, 2019
In his Discussion paper, Ward brakes important ground for the development of a framework for understanding the mechanisms underlying individual differences in sensory sensitivities across sensory domains. In this commentary, we would like to elaborate and highlight the role of interoception in sensory sensitivities focusing on the latest neuroimaging ...
Marina Kliuchko, Elvira Brattico
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Running as Interoceptive Exposure for Decreasing Anxiety Sensitivity: Replication and Extension

Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, 2015
A brief, group cognitive behavioural therapy with running as the interoceptive exposure (IE; exposure to physiological sensations) component was effective in decreasing anxiety sensitivity (AS; fear of arousal sensations) levels in female undergraduates (Watt et al., Anxiety and Substance Use Disorders: The Vicious Cycle of Comorbidity, 201-219, 2008).
Brigitte C, Sabourin   +3 more
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Increased interoceptive awareness in fear of flying: Sensitivity to suffocation signals

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2011
In flight phobia, particular environmental factors can facilitate a fear response. The current study aimed to explore the relationship between respiratory sensations and fear of flying: individuals with fear of flying may be more sensitive to suffocation signals and could experience more bodily sensations as a consequence of an added resistive ...
Anouk, Vanden Bogaerde   +2 more
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Repeated Interoceptive Exposure in Individuals With High and Low Anxiety Sensitivity

Behavior Modification, 2018
Interoceptive exposure is one component in cognitive behavioral therapy of panic disorder. The present investigation addressed changes in defensive mobilization during repeated interoceptive exposure using a standardized hyperventilation procedure.
Katharina, Holtz   +2 more
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Supplemental Material - Subjective Sensitivity to Exteroceptive and Interoceptive processing in Highly Sensitive Person

2022
Supplemental Material for Subjective Sensitivity to Exteroceptive and Interoceptive processing in Highly Sensitive Person by Yuta Ujiie and Kohske Takahashi in Psychological ...
Ujiie, Yuta, Takahashi, Kohske
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Stimulus gated cocaine sensitization: Interoceptive drug cue control of cocaine locomotor sensitization

Pharmacology Biochemistry and Behavior, 2005
Repeated cocaine treatments typically generate sensitization effects which are environment specific. In this study, we investigated whether drug treatments with highly selective receptor specificity can also function as contextual cues to control the expression of cocaine sensitization effects. Two experiments were conducted in which separate groups of
Robert J, Carey   +3 more
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SUBJECTIVE SLEEP QUALITY AND INTEROCEPTIVE SENSITIVITY CADETS

Ukrainian Psychological Journal, 2019
The article presents the research of the problem of sleep quality of students. After the theoretical analysis of the problem of healthy sleep among cadets and students it was defined that these categories of population are one of the most sensitive to sleep problems, because of changing their social status, increasing responsibility, requirements and ...
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Interoceptive Sensitivity Modulates Anxiety During Public Speaking

Journal of Psychophysiology, 2009
This study explored the relationship between interoceptive sensitivity and the experience of public-speaking anxiety. We compared participants with high and low interoceptive sensitivity concerning self-report and behavioral measures of anxiety and concerning physiological variables before, during, and after a public-speaking task.
Natalie S. Werner   +3 more
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Interoceptive sensitivity not accuracy correlates with state and trait dissociation

2022
Aims: A stable and coherent representation of the bodily self is the result of the integration of signals coming from inside (interoception) and outside (exteroception) the body. Here, we aimed to understand whether scarce interoceptive abilities are associated with stronger tendency to experience spontaneous or induced dissociative experiences ...
Gabriele Vercelli   +3 more
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