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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"neurovisceral integration"”.

  1. Examining the neurovisceral integration model through fNIRS

    The neurovisceral integration model (NVM) proposes that an organisms ability to flexibly adapt to their environment is related to biological flexibility within the central autonomic network. One important aspect of this flexibility is behavioral inhibition (Thayer and Friedman, 2002). During a …

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  2. The contribution of coping related variables and cardiac vagal activity on performance under pressure.

    … a marker of self-regulation as theorised by the neurovisceral integration model (Thayer et al. 2009). This psychophysiological marker has been shown to be sensitive to pressure and help facilitate performance in pressurised situations. Research examining cardiac vagal activity has started to …

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  3. Behavioral Inhibition/Activation and Autonomic Control of the Heart: Extending the Autonomic Flexibility Model

    The autonomic flexibility model has proven to be a useful theoretical tool relating reductions in physiological variability found to accompany anxiety and concomitant reductions in behavioral (e.g., cognitive and emotional) flexibility. The present study aimed to extend the autonomic flexibility …

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