Titlebook: Clinical and Methodological Issues in Cardiovascular Psychophysiology; Andrew Steptoe,Heinz Rüddel,Hermann Neus Book 1985 Springer-Verlag

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-65578-9ggest that the time course of cardiovascular adaptation to active coping tasks might be important to the analysis of cardiovascular control mechanisms. With mental arithmetic, a steady state of circulatory parameters is reached after one to two minutes of stress exposure, so that representative stre

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencets. In the repeated examinations at one week intervals, the following stress tests were used: Reaction Time Test with contingent performance feedback, Cold Pressor Test, and a Number Sequence Test with monetary incentives. Heart rate, stroke volume, cardiac output, ventricular ejection time, pulse w

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David Andelman,Jean-Fran?ois Joannye concerns the considerable clinical and physiological difference between patients that has to be taken into account when evaluating cardiac reactivity. Various range correction techniques are described, including a technique which expresses the cardiac reaction as a percentage of the peak level obt

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Lauren Trabold,Paul N. Bloom,Lauren Blockuctuations are defined in terms of time series or signals. Different ways of defining heart rate variability and blood pressure fluctuations are reviewed. It is shown how different definitions may lead to different interpretations of the same data. The concept of spectral analysis is introduced and

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Theoretical Bases for Task Selection in Cardiovascular Psychophysiologys of everyday life, on the putative psychological characteristics of the disease group, on the metabolic appropriateness of physiological reactions, and on the pathophysiology of the disorder being studied. The merits and limitations of these approaches are outlined. Finally, practical criteria are detailed that stress tests ideally should fulfil.