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Distraction Reduces Self-Reported Physiological Reactions to Blood Donation in Novice Donors With a Blunting Coping Style

Valerie A. Bonk, PhD, Christopher R. France, PhD and Brandie K. Taylor, BA

From the Department of Psychology, Ohio University, Athens, Ohio.



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  		Fig. 1. Process of selection of the final sample of 112 blood donors in the study.

 


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  		Fig. 2. (Top) Distribution of BDRI scores for donors in the distraction and control conditions. (Bottom) Mean and SEM of log-transformed BDRI scores for donors with monitoring and blunting coping styles in the control and distraction conditions.

 




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