Displacement behaviour is associated with reduced stress levels among men but not women.

The negative correlation with the area under the curve for heart rate approached significance ( r 35 = −0.325, p = 0.056 – H2b ).

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Bivariate correlations revealed that for men, a higher frequency of displacement behaviour was associated with lower self-reported stress, fewer mistakes in the cognitive task and a strong trend towards a lower physiological response; among women, no such relationships were found.

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In addition, the moderate sample size means that some of the observed associations - particularly in moderation analyses - may have failed to reach statistical significance due to a lack of power.

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