Emotion, attention and stress regulation as markers of resilience in male and female Israeli soldiers during the Israel–Hamas war

Keyphrases

• Acute Stress 33%
• Acute Stress Disorder 33%
• Attention Regulation 100%
• Auditory Sustained Attention 66%
• Combat Soldiers 100%
• Difficulties in Emotion Regulation 33%
• Electrodermal Activity 66%
• Emotion Attention 100%
• Emotion Regulation 100%
• Female Soldiers 33%
• Gender Differences 33%
• Gender-related 33%
• High Capability 33%
• High-score 33%
• Hyperarousal Symptoms 33%
• Israel Defense Forces 33%
• Israeli 100%
• Male Soldiers 33%
• Military 33%
• Physiological Measurement 33%
• Post-traumatic 33%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 33%
• Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms 33%
• Psychological Resilience 33%
• Report Bias 33%
• Resilience 100%
• Resilience Score 33%
• Response Regulation 33%
• Self-regulation Skills 33%
• Skin Conductance Response 33%
• Soldiers 100%
• Startle Response 33%
• Stress Level 33%
• Stress Regulation 100%
• Stress Response 33%
• Stressed Emotion 33%
• Subjective Measures 33%
• Sustained Attention Tests 66%
• Symptomology 66%
• Terrorist Attacks 33%
• Vulnerable People 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Acute Stress 100%
• Attention Test 100%
• Autoregulation 50%
• Electrodermal Activity 100%
• Electrodermal Response 50%
• Emotionality 100%
• Fight-or-Flight Response 50%
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 50%
• Psychological Resilience 50%
• Sex Difference 50%
• Startle Response 50%
• Symptomatology 50%

Psychology

• Electrodermal Activity 100%
• Emotion Regulation 100%
• Fight-or-Flight Response 50%
• Gender Difference 50%
• Physiological Measure 50%
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder 50%
• Psychological Resilience 50%
• Self-Regulation 50%
• Skin Conductance Response 50%
• Stress Regulation 100%
• Sustained Attention 100%