Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction. [electronic resource]

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Hanson, E K

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Godaert, G L
Maas, C J
Meijman, T F

Producer: 20010628Description: 23-44 p. digitalISSN:

0301-0511

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Adult
Affect
Circadian Rhythm -- physiology
Female
Heart Rate -- physiology
Humans
Male
Motivation
Occupations
Personal Satisfaction
Psychophysiology
Reward
Sleep -- physiology
Surveys and Questionnaires
Vagus Nerve -- physiology
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In: Biological psychology vol. 56

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Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction.

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Hanson E. K., Godaert G. L., Maas C. J. & Meijman T. F. (20010628). Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction. : Biological psychology.

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Hanson E K, Godaert G L, Maas C J and Meijman T F. 20010628. Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction. : Biological psychology.

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Hanson E. K., Godaert G. L., Maas C. J. and Meijman T. F. (20010628). Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction. : Biological psychology.

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Hanson E K, Godaert G L, Maas C J and Meijman T F. Vagal cardiac control throughout the day: the relative importance of effort-reward imbalance and within-day measurements of mood, demand and satisfaction. : Biological psychology. 20010628.

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