Predictors of performance in a real-life statistics examination depend on the individual cortisol profile
作者： Belinda Pletzer , Guilherme Wood , Korbinian Moeller , Hans-Christoph Nuerk , Hubert H. Kerschbaum
DOI: 10.1016/J.BIOPSYCHO.2010.08.015
关键词: Association (psychology) 、 Glucocorticoid 、 Anticipation 、 Young adult 、 Statistics 、 Psychology 、 Predictive value of tests 、 Hydrocortisone 、 Mathematical ability 、 Cortisol profile 、 General Neuroscience 、 Neuropsychology and Physiological Psychology
摘要: In standardized stress conditions, cortisol responders and non-responders differ in their memory performance. To evaluate this association a real-life situation, we investigated whether the individual response profile predicts performance an examination statistics 112 healthy participants. addition, basic arithmetic abilities as well mathematics anxiety were evaluated. We collected baseline saliva sample before day pre- post-examination samples. Participants attributed to one of four profiles depending on change anticipation examination. 52% participants showed increase (A-profile) 43% decrease (D-profile) Cortisol changes did not predict However, only A-profile individuals, predicted conclude that situations, facilitates influence mathematical
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