We therefore outline a broader methodological agenda, including physiological perturbation and recovery, ecological sampling, wearable technology, organ-specific measures and approaches that can examine how people describe and interpret their bodily experiences.

State effects of more negative thoughts/beliefs could be a different story though (we found this with our body-wandering paper - but this was with subjective intero/embodied mind-wandering not objective interceptive sensitivity)

Hi Malory! Sorry for the delay. Good q! Negative thoughts didn't relate to cardiac sensitivity: no linear link across the range, no difference above vs below clinical cut-offs & nothing in the upper percentiles either (non-linear: where you'd expect it if it only held for the most negative). tbc..

I'm interested 😊 - great idea!