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Frontal EEG asymmetry, emotion, and psychopathology: the first, and the next 25 years by Kline, John P.

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Heart rate, heart rate variability, and heartbeat detection with the method of constant stimuli: slow and steady wins the race by Knapp-Kline, Kelley, Kline, John P.

“…The literature on heartbeat detection is fraught with disagreement about appropriate methods. Some laboratories advocate the heartbeat counting method, whereas…”
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Anterior electroencephalographic asymmetry changes in elderly women in response to a pleasant and an unpleasant odor by Kline, John P, Blackhart, Ginette C, Woodward, Kathrane M, Williams, Sherry R, Schwartz, Gary E.R

“…Greater left than right frontal EEG activation has been associated with increased positive and/or decreased negative affect, whereas greater right than left…”
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Can EEG asymmetry patterns predict future development of anxiety and depression? A preliminary study by BLACKHART, Ginette C, MINNIX, Jennifer A, KLINE, John P

“…Previous research has shown that those reporting symptoms of depression and anxiety tend to exhibit greater relative right frontal electroencephalographic…”
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The failed repressor: EEG asymmetry as a moderator of the relation between defensiveness and depressive symptoms by Kline, John P., Allen, Suzanne

“…This study assessed the joint effects of defensiveness and frontal asymmetry in predicting symptoms of depression and anxiety. Depression symptoms were…”
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Individual differences in anterior EEG asymmetry between high and low defensive individuals during a rumination/distraction task by Blackhart, Ginette C., Kline, John P.

“…The current study examined how reactions to a negative mood manipulation and a rumination/distraction task differed between high defensive (HD) and low…”
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Personality correlates of startle habituation by LaRowe, Steven D., Patrick, Christopher J., Curtin, John J., Kline, John P.

“…This study investigated the relationship between extraversion and rates of acoustic startle habituation, a potential biological marker for individual…”
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Anterior EEG asymmetries and opponent process theory by Kline, John P., Blackhart, Ginette C., Williams, William C.

“…The opponent process theory of emotion [Solomon, R.L., and Corbit, J.D. (1974). An opponent-process theory of motivation: I. Temporal dynamics of affect…”
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Interpersonal defensiveness and diminished perceptual acuity for the odor of a putative pheromone: Androstenone by Kline, John P., Schwartz, Gary E., Dikman, Ziya V.

“…This study assessed the relationship of repressive coping and defensiveness to the perception of androstenone, which is a putative human pheromone with…”
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Neuroticism predicts resting frontal EEG asymmetry variability by Minnix, Jennifer A., Kline, John P.

“…Research has shown that high levels of neuroticism (i.e. emotional lability) are related to emotional upset, sensitivity to negative affect, and worry. In…”
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Are Happy People Healthier? The Specific Role of Positive Affect in Predicting Self-Reported Health Symptoms by Pettit, Jeremy W., Kline, John P., Gencoz, Tulin, Gencoz, Faruk, Joiner, Thomas E.

“…Previous empirical work sought to establish relationships between psychological variables and physical health. Research investigating the associations between…”
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Sex, lie scales, and electrode caps: an interpersonal context for defensiveness and anterior electroencephalographic asymmetry by Kline, John P., Blackhart, Ginette C., Joiner, Thomas E.

“…Defensiveness has been related to relative left frontal activation (LFA) in women, whereas it has been related to right frontal activation (RFA) in men. These…”
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Differential Resting Quantitative Electroencephalographic Alpha Patterns in Women with Environmental Chemical Intolerance, Depressives, and Normals by Bell, Iris R, Schwartz, Gary E, Hardin, Elizabeth E, Baldwin, Carol M, Kline, John P

“…Background: Previous research suggests that a subset of individuals with intolerance to low levels of environmental chemicals have increased levels of…”
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Relative left-frontal activity is associated with increased depression in high reassurance-seekers by Minnix, Jennifer A, Kline, John P, Blackhart, Ginette C, Pettit, Jeremy W, Perez, Marisol, Joiner, Thomas E

“…Excessive reassurance-seeking, which has been associated with depression in many studies, can be defined as the relatively stable tendency to seek assurance…”
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Affective responses to EEG preparation and their link to resting anterior EEG asymmetry by Blackhart, Ginette C., Kline, John P., Donohue, Keith F., LaRowe, Steven D., Joiner, Thomas E.

“…Previous research relating anterior asymmetry in the electroencephalogram (EEG) to emotional states has not taken the affective context of the testing…”
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Defensiveness is related to increased startle magnitude by LaRowe, Steven D., Kline, John P., Patrick, Christopher J.

“…Previous work has demonstrated that individuals with a repressive coping style (i.e. those high in defensiveness and low in trait anxiety) tend to show higher…”
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Heart rate variability does not tap putative efficacy of Thought Field Therapy by Kline, John P.

“…Callahan (2001) has offered a series of case reports in an effort to validate the rationale and methods of Thought Field Therapy (TFT). These case reports…”
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Anterior asymmetry, defensiveness, and perceptions of parental caring by Kline, John P., Knapp-Kline, Kelley, Schwartz, Gary E.R., Russek, Linda G.S.

“…Perceived parental caring and relative left frontal activation (LFA) of the electroencephalogram (EEG) have been associated with salutary mental and physical…”
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Emotional Word Detection and Adolescent Repressive?Defensive Coping Style by Loney, Bryan R., Kline, John P., Joiner, Thomas E., Frick, Paul J., LaRowe, Steven D.

“…This study used a computer-based emotional word-recognition task to assess the emotional processing styles of repressive-defensive youth. A hypothesis was…”
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Event-related potential amplitude/intensity slopes predict response to antidepressants by Paige, S R, Fitzpatrick, D F, Kline, J P, Balogh, S E, Hendricks, S E

“…We measured event-related potential (ERP) component amplitudes to four intensities of randomly presented tones. Patients diagnosed with major depressive…”
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