Positive and Negative Post Performance-Related Thoughts Predict Daily Cortisol Output in University Music Students

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New Research: Positive and Negative Post Performance-Related Thoughts Predict Daily Cortisol Output in University Music Students https://t.co/NS8zhuwpot #Psychology #Psych

20 Dec 2020

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Reasons to stop ruminating on that stressful performance #behavioralscience #behavioraleconomics #wellness https://t.co/rpwqdlIP0H

05 Dec 2020

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How do musicians' performance-related cognitions impact biological stress markers in daily life? New findings from a study by Haccoun et al:

16 Nov 2020

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New paper out by our Swiss collaboration partners on the correlation of performance-related thoughts and daily #SalivaryCortisol levels in university music students. For more information: https://t.co/DdYt7hlR0H

14 Nov 2020

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