Why the study?
Does the order of cardiac discrimination training procedures affect solution strategies and subsequent voluntary heart rate control?
Population
20 subjects
Comparison
Training to detect cardiac activity using two… vs Training on the same two discrimination…
Design
Other
Authors
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Active strategies during discrimination training may aid voluntary heart rate control; leaves open optimal sequences for biofeedback applications.
Does the order of cardiac discrimination training procedures affect solution strategies and subsequent voluntary heart rate control?
The adoption of an active solution strategy during cardiac discrimination training is associated with greater subsequent voluntary heart rate control.
Ross et al. (1981) studied this question.
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