An historical and critical review of the articles on blood pressure published in Psychosomatic Medicine between 1939 and 1997

Psychosomatic Medicine

Volumn 60, Issue 6, 1998, Pages 682-696

  Engel, Bernard T ^a  

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ANGER; HYPERTENSION; MEDICAL LIABILITY; METHODOLOGY; PRIORITY JOURNAL; PSYCHOSOMATICS; PUBLICATION; RAGE; REVIEW; STRESS;

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DOI: 10.1097/00006842-199811000-00006     Document Type: Review

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58. Weiner H: Essential hypertension and psychosomatic research. Psychosom Med 38:1-3, 1976
59. Anderson DE, Brady JV: Cardiovascular responses to avoidance conditioning in the dog: Effects of beta adrenergic blockade. Psychosom Med 38:181-189, 1976
60. Weiner H: Lessons taught by experimental high blood pressure research. Psychosom Med 38:295-299, 1976
61. Schachter J, Lachin JM, Wimberly FC: Newborn heart rate and blood pressure: relation to race and to socioeconomic class. Psychosom Med 38:390-398, 1976
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65. Morse DR, Martin JS, Furst ML, et al: A physiological and subjective evaluation of meditation, hypnosis and relaxation. Psychosom Med 39:304-324, 1977
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67. Friedman MJ, Stolk JM: Depression, hypertension, and serum dopamine-β-hydroxylase activity. Psychosom Med 40:107-115, 1978
68. Rose RM, Jenkins CD, Hurst MW: Health change in air traffic controllers: A prospective study. I. Background and description. Psychosom Med 40:142-165, 1978
69. Henry JP: Relaxation methods and the control of blood pressure. Psychosom Med 40:273-275, 1978
70. Frankel BL, Patel DJ, Horwitz D, et al: Treatment of hypertension with biofeedback and relaxation techniques. Psychosom Med 40:276-293, 1978
71. Frumkin K, Nathan RJ, Prout MF, et al: Nonpharmacologic control of essential hypertension in man: A critical review of the experimental literature. Psychosom Med 40:294-320, 1978
72. Scherwitz L, Berton K, Leventhal H: Type A behavior, self-involvement, and cardiovascular response. Psychosom Med 40:593-609, 1978
73. Safar ME, Kamienecka HA, Levenson JA, et al: Hemodynamic factors and Rohrschach testing in borderline and sustained hypertension. Psychosom Med 40:620-630, 1978
74. Michaels RR, Parra J, McCann DS, et al: Renin, cortisol, and aldosterone during transcendental meditation. Psychosom Med 41:50-54, 1979
75. Harburg E, Blakelock EH Jr, Roeper J: Resentful and reflective coping with arbitrary authority and blood pressure: Detroit. Psychosom Med 41:189-202, 1979
76. Baer PE, Collins FH, Bourianoff GG, et al: Assessing personality factors in essential hypertension with a brief self-report instrument. Psychosom Med 41:321-330, 1979
77. Bali LR: Long-term effect of relaxation on blood pressure and anxiety levels of essential hypertensive males: A controlled study. Psychosom Med 41:637-646, 1979
78. Lovallo WR, Pishkin V: Type A behavior, self-involvement, autonomic activity, and the traits of neuroticism and extroversion. Psychosom Med 42:329-334, 1980
79. Kahn JP, Kornfeld DS, Frank KA, et al: Type A behavior and blood pressure during coronary artery bypass surgery. Psychosom Med 42:407-414, 1980
80. Lynch JJ, Long JM, Thomas SA, et al: The effects of talking on the blood pressure of hyptertensive and normotensive individuals. Psychosom Med 43:25-33, 1981
81. D'Atri DA, Fitzgerald EF, Kasl SV, et al: Crowding in prison: The relationship between changes in housing mode and blood pressure. Psychosom Med 43:95-105, 1981
82. Engel BT, Gaarder KR, Glasgow MS: Behavioral treatment of high blood pressure. I. Analyses of intra- and interdaily variations of blood pressure during a one-month baseline period. Psychosom Med 43:255-270, 1981
83. Glasgow MS, Gaarder KR, Engel BT: Behavioral treatment of high blood pressure. II. Acute and sustained effects of relaxation and systolic blood pressure biofeedback. Psychosom Med 44:155-170, 1982
84. Gentry WD, Chesney AP, Gary HE Jr, et al: Habitual anger-coping styles. I. Effect on mean blood pressure and risk for essential hypertension. Psychosom Med 44:195-202, 1982
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86. Harshfield GA, Pickering TG, Kleinert HD, et al: Situational variations of blood pressure in ambulatory hypertensive patients. Psychosom Med 44:237-245, 1982
87. Krantz DS, Arabian JM, Davia JE, et al: Type A behavior and coronary artery bypass surgery: Intraoperative blood pressure and perioperative complications. Psychosom Med 44:273-284, 1982
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89. Friedmann E, Thomas SA, Kulick-Ciuffo D, et al: The effects of normal and rapid speech of blood pressure. Psychosom Med 44:545-553, 1982
90. Engel BT, Glasgow MS, Gaarder KR: Behavioral treatment of high blood pressure. III. Follow-up results and treatment recommendations. Psychosom Med 45:23-30, 1983
91. Wallace RK, Silver J, Mills PJ, et al: Systolic blood pressure and long-term practice of the transcendental meditation and the TM-Sidhi program: Effects of TM on systolic blood pressure. Psychosom Med 45:41-46, 1983
92. Baer PE, Reed J, Bartlett PC, et al: Studies of gaze during induced conflict in families with a hypertensive father. Psychosom Med 45:233-242, 1983
93. Cohen J, Sedlacek K: Attention autonomic self-regulation. Psychosom Med 45:243-257, 1983
94. Schmieder R, Friedrich G, Neus H, et al: The influence of beta blockers on cardiovascular reactivity and type A behavior pattern in hypertensives. Psychosom Med 45:417-423, 1983
95. Forsman L, Lindblad LE: Effect of mental stress on baroreceptor-mediated changes in blood pressure and heart rate and on plasma catecholamines and subjective responses in healthy men and women. Psychosom Med 45:435-445, 1983
96. Lane JD: Caffeine and cardiovascular responses to stress. Psychosom Med 45:447-451, 1983
97. Dressler WW: Blood pressure, relative weight, and psychosocial resources. Psychosom Med 45:527-536, 1983
98. Steptoe A, Melville D, Ross A: Behavioral response demands, cardiovascular reactivity, and essential hypertension. Psychosom Med 46:33-46, 1984
99. Lo CR, Johnston DW: The self-control of the cardiovascular response to exercise using feedback of the product of interbeat interval and pulse transit time. Psychosom Med 46:115-125, 1984
100. Charlesworth EA, Williams BJ, Baer PE: Stress management at the worksite for hypertension: Compliance, cost-benefit, health care and hypertension-related variables. Psychosom Med 46: 387-397, 1984
101. Goldstein IB, Shapiro D, Thananopavaran C: Home relaxation techniques for essential hypertension. Psychosom Med 46:398-414, 1984
102. Ince LP: Biofeedback as a treatment for postural hypotension. Psychosom Med 47:182-188, 1985
103. Manuck SB, Proietti JH, Rader SJ, et al: Parental hypertension, affect, and cardiovascular response to cognitive challenge. Psychosom Med 47:189-200, 1985
104. Kornfeld DS, Kahn JS, Frank KA, et al: Type A behavior and blood pressure during general surgery. Psychosom Med 47: 234-241, 1985
105. Thailer SA, Friedman R, Harshfield GA, et al: Psychologic differences between high-, normal-, and low-renin hypertensives. Psychosom Med 47:294-297, 1985
106. Weder AB, Julius S: Behavior, blood pressure variability, and hypertension. Psychosom Med 47:406-414, 1985
107. Malinow KA, Lynch JJ, Foreman PJ, et al: Blood pressure increases while signing in a deaf population. Psychosom Med 48:95-101, 1986
108. Jorgensen RS, Houston BK: Family history of hypertension, personality patterns, and cardiovascular reactivity to stress. Psychosom Med 48:102-117, 1986
109. Schneider RH, Egan BM, Johnson EH, et al: Anger and anxiety in borderline hypertension. Psychosom Med 48:242-260, 1986
110. Cottington EM, Matthews KA, Talbott E, et al: Occupational stress, suppressed anger and hypertension. Psychosom Med 48:249-260, 1986
111. Dressler WW, Mata A, Chavez A, et al: Social support and arterial pressure in a central Mexican community. Psychosom Med 48:338-350, 1986
112. Dimsdale JE, Pierce C, Schoefeld D, et al: Suppressed anger and blood pressure: The effect of race, sex, social class, obesity and age. Psychosom Med 48:430-436, 1986
113. Ewart CK, Harris WL, Zeger S, et al: Diminished pulse pressure under mental stress characterizes normotensive adolescents with parental high blood pressure. Psychosom Med 48:489-501, 1986
114. James GD, Yee LS, Harshfield GA, et al: The influence of happiness, anger and anxiety on the blood pressure of border-line hypertensives. Psychosom Med 48:502-508, 1986
115. Dressier WW, Dos Santos JE, Viteri FE: Blood pressure, ethnicity, and psychosocial resources. Psychosom Med 48: 509-519, 1986
116. Melamed S: Emotional reactivity and elevated blood pressure. Psychosom Med 49:217-225, 1987
117. Goldstein IB, Shapiro D: The effects of stress and caffeine on hypertensives. Psychosom Med 49:226-235, 1987
118. DeFrank RS, Jenkins CD, Rose RR: A longitudinal investigation of the relationship among alcohol consumption, psychosocial factors, and blood pressure. Psychosom Med 49:236-249, 1987
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120. Agras WS, Taylor CB, Kraemer HC, et al: Relaxation training for essential hypertension at the worksite. II. The poorly controlled hypertensive. Psychosom Med 49:264-273, 1987
121. Lehnert H, Kaluza K, Vetter H, et al: Long-term effects of a complex behavioral treatment of essential hypertension. Psychosom Med 49:422-430, 1987
122. McCubbin JA, Surwit RS, Williams RB Jr: Opioid dysfunction and risk for hypertension: naloxone and blood pressure responses during different types of stress. Psychosom Med 50:8-14, 1988
123. Greenstadt L, Yang L, Shapiro D: Caffeine, mental stress, and risk for hypertension: A cross-cultural replication. Psychosom Med 50:15-22, 1988
124. Polefrone JM, Manuck SB: Effects of menstrual phase and parental history of hypertension on cardiovascular response to cognitive challenge. Psychosom Med 50:23-36, 1988
125. Barr M, Pennebaker JW, Watson D: Improving blood pressure estimation through internal and environmental feedback. Psychosom Med 50:37-45, 1988
126. Dimsdale JE, Stern MJ, Dillon E: The stress interview as a tool for examining physiological reactivity. Psychosom Med 50:64-71, 1988
127. Goldstein HS, Edelberg R, Meier CF, et al: Relationship of resting blood pressure and heart rate to experienced anger and expressed anger. Psychosom Med 50:321-329, 1988
128. Matthews KB, Manuck SB. Stoney CM, et al: Familial responses during behavioral stress. Psychosom Med 50:341-352, 1988
129. Duijkers TJ, Drijver M, Kromhout D, et al: "John Henryism" and blood pressure in a Dutch population. Psychosom Med 50:353-359, 1988
130. Steptoe A, Wardle J: Emotional fainting and the physiological response to blood and injury: Autonomic mechanisms and coping strategies. Psychosom Med 50:402-417, 1988
131. Krantz DS, Contrada RJ, Durel LA, et al: Comparative effects of two beta-blockers on cardiovascular reactivity and Type A behavior in hypertensives. Psychosom Med 50:615-626, 1988
132. Glasgow MS, Engel BT, D'Lugoff CC: A controlled study of a standardized behavioral stepped treatment for hypertension. Psychosom Med 51:10-26, 1989
133. Weidner A, Friend R, Ficarroto TJ, et al: Hostility and cardiovascular reactivity to stress in women and men. Psychosom Med 51:36-45, 1989
134. Sherwood A, Light KC, Blumenthal JA: Effects of aerobic exercise training on hemodynamic responses during psychosocial stresses in normotensive and borderline hypertensive type A men: A preliminary report. Psychosom Med 51:123-136, 1989
135. France C, Ditto B: Cardiovascular responses to occupational stress and caffeine in telemarketing employees. Psychosom Med 51:145-151, 1989
136. Achmon J, Granek M, Golomb M, et al: Behavioral treatment of essential hypertension: A comparison between cognitive therapy and biofeedback of heart rate. Psychosom Med 51:152-164, 1989
137. Oakley ME, Shapiro D: Methodological issues in the evaluation of drug-behavioral interactions in the treatment of hypertension. Psychosom Med 51:269-276, 1989
138. McGrady A, Higgins JT Jr: Prediction of response to biofeedback-assisted relaxation in hypertensives: Development of a hypertensive predictor profile (HYPP). Psychosom Med 51: 277-284, 1989
139. Schneider RH, Julius S, Karunas R: Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and laboratory reactivity in type A behavior and components. Psychosom Med 51:290-305, 1989
140. Strickland TL, Myers HF, Lahey BB: Cardiovascular reactivity with caffeine and stress in black and white normotensive females. Psychosom Med 51:381-389, 1989
141. Johnson EH: Cardiovascular reactivity, emotional factors, and home blood pressures in black males with and without a parental history of hypertension. Psychosom Med 51:390-403, 1989
142. Adsett CA, Bellissimo A, Mitchell A, et al: Behavioral and physiological effects of a beta blocker and relaxation therapy on mild hypertensives. Psychosom Med 51:523-536, 1989
143. Irvine MJ, Garner DM, Olmsted MP, et al: Personality differences between hypertensive and normotensive individuals: Influence of knowledge of hypertension status. Psychosom Med 51:537-549, 1989
144. Dressler WW: Lifestyle, stress, and blood pressure in a southern black community. Psychosom Med 52:182-198, 1990
145. Treiger FA, Musante L, Braden D, et al: Racial differences in hemodynamic responses to the cold face stimulus in children and adults. Psychosom Med 52:286-296, 1990
146. Van Egeren LF, Sparrow AW: Ambulatory monitoring to assess real-life cardiovascular reactivity in type A and type B subjects. Psychosom Med 52:247-306, 1990
147. Goldstein IB, Shapiro D, Hui KK, et al: Blood pressure response to the "second cup of coffee." Psychosom Med 52:337-345, 1990
148. Dimsdale JE, Berry C, Mills P: A quantitative technique for characterizing tasks in psychophysiology studies. Psychosom Med 52:435-444, 1990
149. Girdler SS, Turner JR, Sherwood A, et al: Gender differences in blood pressure control during a variety of behavioral stressors. Psychosom Med 52:571-591, 1990
150. Ditto B, France C: Carotid baroreflex sensitivity at rest and during psychological stress in offspring of hypertensives and non-twin sibling pairs. Psychosom Med 52:610-620, 1990
151. Mills PJ, Dimsdale JE, Ziegler MG, et al: Beta-adrenergic receptors predict heart rate reactivity to a psychosocial stressor. Psychosom Med 52:621-623, 1990
152. McCubbin JA, Wilson JF, Bruehl S, et al: Gender effects on blood pressures obtained during an on-campus screening. Psychosom Med 53:90-100, 1991
153. Harburg E, Gleibman, L, Russell M, et al: Anger-coping styles and blood pressure in black and white males: Buffalo, New York. Psychosom Med 53:153-164, 1991
154. Jamner LD, Shapiro D, Goldstein IB, et al: Ambulatory blood pressure and heart rate in paramedics: Effects of cynical hostility and defensiveness. Psychosom Med 53:393-406, 1991
155. Johnson EA, Nazzaro P, Gilbert DC: Cardiovascular reactivity to stress in black male offspring of hypertensive parents. Psychosom Med 53:420-432, 1991
156. Irvine MJ, Logan AG: Relaxation behavior therapy as sole treatment for mild hypertension. Psychosom Med 53:587-597, 1991
157. Bland SH, Krogh V, Winkelstein W, et al: Social network and blood pressure: A population study. Psychosom Med 53:598-607, 1991
158. Dressler WW: Social support, lifestyle incongruity, and arterial blood pressure in a southern black community. Psychosom Med 53:608-620, 1991
159. McGrady A, Roberts G: Racial differences in the relaxation response of hypertensives. Psychosom Med 54:71-78, 1992
160. Spitzer SB, Llabre MM, Ironson GM, et al: The influence of social situations on ambulatory blood pressure. Psychosom Med 54:79-86, 1992
161. Jacob RG, Shapiro AP, O'Hara P, et al: Relaxation therapy for hypertension: Setting-specific effects. Psychosom Med 54:87-101, 1992
162. Light KC, Dolan CA, Davis MR, et al: Cardiovascular responses to an active coping challenge as predictors of blood pressure patterns 10 to 15 years later. Psychosom Med 54:217-230, 1992
163. Haythornthwaite JA, Pratley RE, Anderson DE: Behavioral stress potentiates the blood pressure effects of a high sodium intake. Psychosom Med 54:231-239, 1992
164. Gerin W, Pieper C, Levy R, et al: Social support in social interaction: A moderator of cardiovascular reactivity. Psychosom Med 54:324-336, 1992
165. Van Egeren LF: The relationship between job strain and blood pressure at work, at home, and during sleep. Psychosom Med 54:337-343, 1992
166. Ewart CK, Kolodner KB: Diminished pulse pressure response to psychological stress: Early precursor of essential hypertension? Psychosom Med 54:436-446, 1992
167. Matthews KA, Owens JF, Allen MT, et al: Do cardiovascular responses to laboratory stress relate to ambulatory blood pressure levels? Yes, in some of the people, some of the time. Psychosom Med 54:686-697, 1992
168. Gerin W, Pieper C, Marchese L, et al: The multi-dimensional nature of active coping: Differential effects of effort and enhanced control on cardiovascular reactivity. Psychosom Med 54:707-719, 1992
169. Blumenthal JA, Madden DJ, Pierce TW, et al: Hypertension affects neurobehavioral functioning. Psychosom Med 55:44-50, 1993
170. Elias MF, Elias PK: Hypertension affects neurobehavioral functioning: So what's new? Psychosom Med 55:51-54, 1993
171. James GD, Schlussel YR, Pickering TG: The association between daily blood pressure and catecholamine variability in normotensive working women. Psychosom Med 55:55-60, 1993
172. Treiber FA, McCaffery F, Musante L, et al: Ethnicity, family history of hypertension and patterns of hemodynamic reactivity in boys. Psychosom Med 55:70-77, 1993
173. Miller SB: Cardiovascular reactivity in anger-defensive individuals: The influence of task demands. Psychosom Med 55:78-85, 1993
174. Jamner LD, Shapiro D, Hui KK, et al: Hostility and differences between clinic, self-determined, and ambulatory blood pressure. Psychosom Med 55:203-211, 1993
175. Patterson SM, Gottdiener JS, Hecht G, et al: Effects of acute mental stress on serum lipids: Mediating effects of plasma volume. Psychosom Med 55:525-532, 1993
176. France C, Adler PSJ, France J, et al: Family history of hypertension and pain during blood donation. Psychosom Med 56:52-60, 1994
177. Miller SB, Sita A: Parental history of hypertension, menstrual cycle phase, and cardiovascular response to stress. Psychosom Med 56:61-69, 1994
178. Mills PJ, Dimsdale JE, Nelesen RA, et al: Patterns of adrenergic receptors and adrenergic agonists underlying cardiovascular responses to a psychological challenge. Psychosom Med 56: 70-76, 1994
179. Al'Absi M, Lovallo WR, McKey BS, et al: Borderline hypertensives produce exaggerated adrenocortical responses to mental stress. Psychosom Med 56:245-250, 1994
180. Robbins MA, Elias MF, Croog SH, et al: Unmedicated blood pressure levels and quality of life in elderly hypertensive women. Psychosom Med 56:251-259, 1994
181. Waldstein SR, Ryan CM, Polefrone JM, et al: Neuropsychological performance of young men who vary in familial risk for hypertension. Psychosom Med 56:449-456, 1994
182. Gerin W, Hilner D, Chawla S, et al: Social support as a moderator of cardiovascular reactivity in women: A test of the direct effects of the buffering process. Psychosom Med 57:16-22, 1995
183. Lawler KA, Wilcox ZC, Anderson SF: Gender differences in patterns of dynamic cardiovascular regulation. Psychosom Med 57:357-365, 1995
184. Anderson DE, Bagrov AY, Austin JL: Inhibited breathing decreases renal sodium excretion. Psychosom Med 57:373-380, 1995
185. Miller SB, Friese M, Sita A: Parental history of hypertension, sodium loading and cardiovascular response to stress. Psychosom Med 57:381-389, 1995
186. Gerin W, Litt MD, Deich J, et al: Self-efficacy as a moderator of perceived control effects on cardiovascular reactivity. Is enhanced control always beneficial? Psychosom Med 57:390-397, 1995
187. Simonsick EM, Wallace KB, Blazer DG, et al: Depressive symptomatology and hypertension-associated morbidity and mortality in older adults. Psychosom Med 57:427-435, 1995
188. Thyrum ET, Blumenthal JA, Madden DJ, et al: Family history of hypertension influences neurobehavioral function in hypertensive patients. Psychosom Med 57:496-500, 1995
189. Mann SJ, Delon M: Improved hypertension control after disclosure of decades-old trauma. Psychosom Med 57:501-505, 1995
190. Chin-Hong PV, McGarvey ST: Lifestyle incongruity and adult blood pressure in Western Samoa. Psychosom Med 58:130-137, 1996
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