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Anna Asratian

PhD student

Research Engineer in experimental psychiatry.

Presentation

My job assignments include recruiting healthy volunteers for our studies, coordinating the staff in charge of the different part of our studies, running facial electromyography (fEMG) sessions, analysing cortisol with ELISA kits, preparing samples for mass spectronomy, teaching new employees or students fEMG.

Publications

Publications in DiVA

2024

Carolina Lundqvist, Örn Kolbeinsson, Anna Asratian, Tracey D Wade (2024) Untangling the relationships between age, gender, type of sport, perfectionistic self-presentation, and motivation on body satisfaction.: A cross-sectional study on aesthetic and non-aesthetic female and male athletes aged 10 to 22. BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist, Anna Asratian, Tracey D Wade (2024) 563 EP098 - Untangling the relationships between age, gender, type of sport, perfectionistic self-presentation, and motivation on body satisfaction among female and male athletes aged 10-22 British Journal of Sports Medicine, p. A120-A120 Continue to DOI
Michal Pietrzak, Adam Yngve, Paul J. Hamilton, Anna Asratian, Emelie Gauffin, Andreas Löfberg, Sarah Gustavson, Emil Persson, Andrea Johansson Capusan, Lorenzo Leggio, Irene Perini, Gustav Tinghög, Markus Heilig, Rebecca Böhme (2024) Ghrelin decreases sensitivity to negative feedback and increases prediction-error related caudate activity in humans, a randomized controlled trial Neuropsychopharmacology, Vol. 49, p. 1042-1049 Continue to DOI

2023

Carolina Lundqvist, Anna Asratian, Örjan Dahlström (2023) General lifestyle factors explain young athletes mental health more than perceived coach autonomy support: a cross-sectional study on basketball players and gymnasts aged 10-22 BMJ OPEN SPORT & EXERCISE MEDICINE, Vol. 9, Article e001648 Continue to DOI
Carolina Lundqvist, Anna Asratian, Örjan Dahlström (2023) General lifestyle factors explain young athletes' mental health more than perceived coach autonomy support: a cross-sectional study on basketball players and gymnasts aged 10-22 BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine, Article 9:e001648 Continue to DOI

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