Why the study?
Does the type of feedback signal (success vs. failure) affect performance in heart rate regulation?
Population
32 experimental subjects attempting heart rate regulation
Comparison
Success signals or failure signals during heart… vs Compared against each other
Design
Other
Authors
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Biofeedback signal valence may differentially aid heart rate directionality; hypothesis-generating and should not yet change practice.
Does the type of feedback signal (success vs. failure) affect performance in heart rate regulation?
Success signals are more effective for increasing heart rate, while failure signals are more effective for decreasing heart rate during biofeedback tasks.
Bouchard et al. (1976) studied this question.
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