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Fight, flight, or fall: Autonomic nervous system reactivity during skydiving

Allison et al., 2012

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4371901598553824736
Author
Allison A
Peres J
Boettger C
Leonbacher U
Hastings P
Shirtcliff E
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Personality and Individual Differences

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Sensation seeking (SS) traits may drive individuals toward high-intensity environments because of a desire for novelty and risk; however, research has not identified the psychophysiological mechanisms underlying SS behavioral expression or disentangled the …
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