Greater Heart Rate Responses to Acute Stress Are Associated with Better Post-Error Adjustment in Special Police Cadets.

Regarding the relationship between autonomic stress response and post-error behaviors, the partial correlation analysis controlling for education and personality traits revealed a marginally significant (using Bonferroni corrected significance level) positive correlation between the HR increase during treatment and PES in the stress group, r = .391, p = .03 ( Fig 3 , left), but no such correlation was found in the control group, r = .072, p = .76.

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For the subjective measurements ( Table 1 ), independent samples t -tests revealed significantly higher ratings of nervousness, t (64) = 5.92, p < .001, and fear, t (64) = 5.32, p < .001, and a trend of lower “feeling of control” ratings in the stress group compared with the control group although the difference did not achieve significance after Bonferroni correction, t (64) = -2.03, p = .036.

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