Heart Rate Variability As a Biomarker of Resilience in Ecological Contexts: Linking Stress Adaptation to Symptoms of Affective Psychopathology

This study investigates Heart Rate Variability (HRV) as a biomarker of resilience in ecological contexts and compares HRV metrics with self-reported resilience. Their ability to predict symptoms of affective psychopathology will be evaluated. HRV is expected to reveal context-specific resilience patterns, correlate with self-reported resilience, and predict affective psychopathology symptoms.