Titlebook: Cardiovascular Psychophysiology; A Perspective Paul A. Obrist Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 Action.ETA.blood pressure.nature.physio

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拱形大橋

Some Elements of Cardiovascular and Renal Physiology,ustments seen as one goes from the resting state to exercising. Thus, part of the focus of this chapter will be on these adjustments. A discussion of the control of the BP will follow since it involves mechanisms intimately associated with resting-state physiolsogy and the exercise response. I shall

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The Cardiac-Somatic Relationship,s. This covariation between HR and somatomotor activity is what I call the .. The surprise came because I had viewed HR as a rather simple, direct index of the behavioral states generated by these paradigms, a measure independent of somatomotor activity. In fact, I had such a primitive understanding

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,Hypertension—The Symptom and a Hemodynamic Model,ehavioral influences in hypertension. This literature focuses on the BP as a symptom and not BP control mechanisms. Then I shall review another literature that has focused on BP control but not in the context of behavioral influences. From this research, a cardiodynamic (mechanistic) model has evolv

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,Hypertension—Behavioral Influences,ribe SBP and DBP changes in those paradigms where we evaluated ?-adrenergic influences on the myocardium. Then I shall describe a series of observations that encourage us to initiate longitudinal studies and that 1 believe clearly implicate behavioral factors in the etiological process. Finally, I s

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ieved would require a collaborative effort since my expertise outside of cardiovascular psychophysiology is too limited. After some initial limited efforts to organize such a venture, it became apparent that a text of this nature was not feasible. Thus, the effort was dropped. I did, however, receiv

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-6046-0ture that has focused on BP control but not in the context of behavioral influences. From this research, a cardiodynamic (mechanistic) model has evolved that can be used to evaluate behavioral- cardiovascular interactions and BP effects. This will be discussed in the next chapter.

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Daniel A. Goldston,Ade Irma Suriajayans that encourage us to initiate longitudinal studies and that 1 believe clearly implicate behavioral factors in the etiological process. Finally, I shall close with a couple of digressions that act to tie some loose ends together.