Biological Psychology 1992: Vol 34 Index

3 Pages·1992·0.39 MB·English

Biological Psychology 34 (1992) 289
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Author Index
Blumenthal, J.A., see Fredrikson Mulder, L.J.M., Measurement and analysis
Byrne, E.A., see Porges methods of heart rate and respiration for
Fredrikson, M., & Blumenthal, J.A., Serum use in applied environments, 205
lipids, neuroendocrine and cardiovascu- Niaura, R., Stoney, C., & Herbert, P., Lipids
lar responses to stress in healthy type A in psychological research: The last
men, 45 decade, |
Grossman, P., Respiratory and cardiac Porges, S.W., & Byrne, E.A., Research
rhythms as windows to central and auto- methods for heart rate and respiration,
nomic biobehavioral regulation: Selection 93
of window frames, keeping the panes Roscoe, A.H., Assessing pilot workload. Why
clean and viewing the neural topography, measure heart rate, HRV and respira-
131 tion?, 259
Herbert, P., see Niaura, R. Sjouw, W., see Koelega, H.S.
Jorna, P.G.A., Spectral analysis of heart rate Stoney, C., see Niaura, R.
and psychological state: A review of its Verbaten, M.N., see Koelega, H.S.
validity as a workload index, 237 van Leeuwen, T.H., see Koelega, H.S.
Kemner, C., see Koelega, H.S. Wientjes, C.J.E., Respiration in psychophysi-
Kenemans, J.L., see Koelega, H.S. ology: methods and applications, 179
Koelega, H.S., Verbaten, M.N., van Wilson, G.F., Applied use of cardiac and
Leeuwen, T.H., Kenemans, J.L., Kem- respiration measures: practical consider-
ner, C.. & Sjouw, W., Time effects on ations and precautions, 163
event-related brain potentials and vigi-
lance performance, 59
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Keywords Index
Analysis techniques, 93 Methodology, 179, 205, 259
Arousal, 259
Autonomic nervous system, 93 P300, 59
Peak-to-trough measure, 131
Blood pressure, 45 Performance, 163, 237
Psychophysiology, |
Cardiac variability, 131
Cholesterol, 1
Reactivity, 45
Respiration, 93, 131, 163, 179, 259
Effort, 59
Respiratory analysis, 179
Event-related potential, 59
Respiratory sinus arrythmia, 131
Filtering, 93
Flight, 259 Signal detection, 59
Spectral analysis, 131, 205, 237
Heart rate, 45, 93, 163, 259 Stress, 1, 45, 179
Heart rate variability, 205, 237
Hyperventilation, 179 Type A, 1, 45
Lipids, 1, 45 Vagus, 93
Lipoproteins, 1 Vigilance, 59