Correlation between baseline individual and typological characteristics of resting heart rate variability and sensorimotor performance in different social contexts

Introduction. Investigating the psychophysiological mechanisms of social interactions holds crucial implications for enhancing educational outcomes, boosting labor productivity, and preserving the psychosomatic well-being of populations. This study aims to uncover the relationships between the baseline individual and typological characteristics of heart rate variability (HRV) and sensorimotor performance in individual, competitive, and cooperative social contexts.