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Temporal Coupling Between Linguistic Arousal and Heart Rate Variability During Emotional Sharing
When people talk about emotional experiences, do their bodies change in predictable ways? During social sharing of emotion, emotional arousal is expressed both physiologically and linguistically, yet it remains unclear how these two channels are synchronized or dynamically coupled over short time sc
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