Relationships between Self-Rating of Recovery from Work and Morning Salivary Cortisol
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To date, the understanding of how recovery from work relates to cortisol output is poor. Considering this, the present study set out to investigate the associations between self-ratings of 15 items of rest and recovery and salivary cortisol sampled every second hour across two working days. Data came from 12 female and 13 male whitecollar workers and were analyzed by linear regression analyses and repeated measures ANOVA. Poor rest and recovery was associated with high levels of morning cortisol, with the strongest relationships emerging for "rested in the morning", "rested after a weekend", "feel energetic during the working day", "tired during the working day", "sufficient sleep" and "worry about something". Moreover, significant interaction effects emerged between sex and "rested after a weekend" and "worry about something". To conclude, the findings show that self-ratings of rest and recovery are related to cortisol, particularly to morning cortisol, and that self-ratings provide important information on physiological recovery in terms of cortisol output.
著者
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LINDFORS Petra
Department of Psychology and Centre for Health Equity Studies, Stockholm University
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LUNDBERG Ulf
Department of Psychology and Centre for Health Equity Studies, Stockholm University
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Lindfors Petra
Department Of Psychology Stockholm University And Center For Health Equity Studies
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Lundberg Ulf
Department Of Psychology Stockholm University And Center For Health Equity Studies
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GUSTAFSSON Klas
Department of Psychology, Stockholm University
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ARONSSON Gunnar
Department of Psychology, Stockholm University
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Aronsson Gunnar
Department Of Psychology Stockholm University
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Gustafsson Klas
Department Of Psychology Stockholm University
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