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Heart rate, heart rate variability and salivary cortisol as indicators of arousal and synchrony in clients with intellectual disability, horses and therapist during equine assisted interventions

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Figure 1. Therapeutic triangle in EAT. Arrows indicate bi-directional relationships between client, horse and therapist.
Table   1.   Study   design.   indicates   5   min   intervals   of   HR   recordings;   BL…Baseline,   CH…
Figure   2.   Mean   (±SD)   heart   rate   of   clients   over   the   course   of   a   session   compared   between conditions
Table 2. RMSSD values of clients over the course of a session compared between conditions E  (experimental) and C (control).

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