ISBN: 9781616762865

The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex known as the fight-flight reaction. The connection … Mehr…

The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex known as the fight-flight reaction. The connection between stress and disease is also well known. What is less well known is that the heart reacts to nearly all stimuli, independently of physical exertion, during both the day and the night.These changes, known collectively as the ´´additional heart rate´´ or AHR, are mostly unconscious and to date have been hard or impossible to study in real life. This book first presents a revolutionary new technique for monitoring and analyzing the additional heart rate during everyday life, and then goes on to show that contemporary theories about emotion, stress, and disease are no longer tenable.This technique, the Freiburg Monitoring System, allows heart rate changes not associated with physical activity to be assessed objectively, in real-life situations, and to be compared with individuals´ subjective feelings at the time. After describing the relevant models and the foundations of the technique, the book then moves on to present the most important results of recent research using Freiburg Monitoring. The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex known as the fight-flight reaction. The connection between stress and disease is also well known. What is less well known is that the heart reacts to nearly all stimuli, independently of physical exertion, during both the day and the night. These changes, known collectively as the ´´additional heart rate´´ or AHR, are mostly unconscious and to date have been eBook eBooks>Fremdsprachige eBooks>Englische eBooks>Sach- & Fachthemen>Psychologie, Hogrefe Publishing GmbH<

ISBN: 9781616762865

Ambulatory Monitoring Studies in Everyday Life The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex know… Mehr…

Ambulatory Monitoring Studies in Everyday Life The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex known as the fight-flight reaction. The connection between stress and disease is also well known. What is less well known is that the heart reacts to nearly all stimuli, independently of physical exertion, during both the day and the night. These changes, known collectively as the `additional heart rate` or AHR, are mostly unconscious and to date have been hard or impossible to study in real life. Heart and Emotion: The connection between acute emotional arousal and heart rate is well known, both from poetry and from the evolutionary survival reflex known as the fight-flight reaction. The connection between stress and disease is also well known. What is less well known is that the heart reacts to nearly all stimuli, independently of physical exertion, during both the day and the night. These changes, known collectively as the `additional heart rate` or AHR, are mostly unconscious and to date have been hard or impossible to study in real life., Hogrefe Publishing<

2004, ISBN: 9781616762865

In englischer Sprache. Verlag: Hogrefe Publishing, PC-PDF, 216 Seiten, 216 Seiten, [GR: 9533 - Nonbooks, PBS / Psychologie/Theoretische Psychologie], [DRM: social-drm]

2004, ISBN: 9781616762865

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ISBN: 9781616762865

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