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  1. Psychophysiological Measures of Drivers Under Actual Driving Conditions

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  2. Psychophysiological Measures of Drivers Under Actual Driving Conditions

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  3. Psychophysiological measures of mental effort and emotion within user research

    <p>Psychophysiological measures have potential to aid the discipline of user research, but are currently under-utilized. Currently, across both academia and industry there is a need to increase the quality and quantity of feedback garnered from individuals during user tasks. Psychophysiological

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  4. Role of Emotion and Attention in Variations in Sexual Desire

    … measure, and evoked response potential (ERP) measures of attention captured by sexual stimuli, and they completed startle eyeblink modulation, retrahens auriculum modulation, stimulus ratings, and electroencephalography power band measures indexing the valence of emotional response to …

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  5. The relation between psychophysiological response to low- and high-risk infant cries and introversion-extraversion

    … aversive than low-risk infant cries. Because psychophysiological measures may provide sensitive indicators of perceptual differences which occur as a function of the listener's personality, the relation between heat rate (HR) to low-and high-risk infant cries and introversion-extraversion was …

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  6. Differences in processing of interactive infographics on different screen sizes and interface types

    … were used to measure encoding and storage. Psychophysiological measures of heart rate and skin conductance were recorded to measure participant's levels of attention and arousal throughout exposure to the infographics. Additionally, self-report questions were used to determine the …

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  7. Another piece for the puzzle: Psychophysiological indicators of the absence of empathic responding in Factor I psychopathy

    … aim of this research was to investigate whether psychophysiological indicators are powerful enough in detecting the absence of empathic responding in psychopathy Factor I. The main research questions explored were: whether empathy and psychopathy Factor I are inversely related to each other; …

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  8. COMMUNAL RESILIENCE AND EMBODIED COGNITION IN PROCESSING SELF-DISCLOSURE OF SEXUAL TRAUMA

    … and share their own experiences. Analysis of psychophysiological measures of skin conductance (N = 39) and heart rate (N = 37) demonstrated that individuals displayed more emotional arousal and cognitive resource allocation when the relational identity as a friend is made salient. Implications …

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  9. Cold pressor pain and psychophysiological activation in high and low pain catastrophizers

    … and low catastrophizers manifest differential psychophysiological arousal patterns in an experimental laboratory pain setting. Gender differences and covariates were also examined. Participants were 102 undergraduate students (56 female, 46 male) at Queen’s University recruited from the …

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  10. Performance Anxiety in Sport: Revisiting the Process Goal Paradox and Measurement Development

    … but anxious athletes. Study 2 also included two psychophysiological measures. The findings of study 1 and 2 provide support for the efficacy of holistic process goals, but provided no evidence that part process goal impaired performance. As such, the measurement of performance anxiety was …

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  11. Development of Realistic Stimuli for the Evaluation of Listening Effort using Auditory Evoked Potentials

    … effort has previously been examined with psychophysiological measures, a dual-task paradigm, and qualitative measures using a variety of auditory stimuli ranging from simple tonal stimuli to complex speech stimuli, such as consonant-vowel syllables, words, and full sentences, but never in …

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  12. Psychophysiological Effects of Respiratory Challenges before and after Breathing Training in Panic Disorder and Patients suffering from Episodic Anxiety Attacks

    … asked to either lower or raise their pCO2 while psychophysiological measures were recorded. Each test consisted of 3 segments: 1 min baseline, 3 min paced breathing, and 8 min recovery. Before treatment, PD and EA patients were more anxious, distressed, tense, and worried than NAC, and felt more …

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

    … performance under pressure requires effective psychophysiological self- regulation. It is suggested that activity in the parasympathetic nervous system, termed cardiac vagal activity, is a marker of self-regulation as theorised by the neurovisceral integration model (Thayer et al. 2009). This …

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  14. From the lab to the living room: examining challenges with the transition of heart rate variability measurement to real world contexts

    … has been widely incorporated as a measure in psychophysiological science in laboratory contexts and has been associated with a variety of health outcomes. In order to study patterns of heart rate in laboratory contexts, researchers have measured tonic/resting, and phasic/reactive Heart Rate …

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  15. Affektive und kognitive Desensibilisierung als Konsequenz von Mediengewaltkonsum : eine experimentelle Untersuchung auf Basis lerntheoretischer Überlegungen

    NutzerInnen von gewalthaltigen Medien geben einerseits oftmals zu, dass sie fiktionale, gewalthaltige Medien konsumieren, behaupten jedoch gleichzeitig, dass dies nicht ihr Verhalten außerhalb des Medienkontexts beeinflusst. Sie argumentieren, dass sie leicht zwischen Dingen, die im fiktionalen …

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  16. Measuring prefrontal cortex response to virtual reality exposure therapy in freely moving participants

    … and heart rate was measured using a wireless psychophysiological monitor. Results revealed increased HbO concentration in the DLPFC and MPFC during exposure to the fear-evoking VR, consistent with fear inhibition and cognitive reappraisal measured in previous neuroimaging studies that had not …

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