Why the study?
Does analogue feedback improve the ability to change heart rate compared to binary feedback in male volunteers?
Population
22 male volunteers
Comparison
Analogue feedback procedure for training to… vs Binary feedback procedure
Design
Other
Follow-up
7 separate sessions
Authors
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Analogue feedback may aid heart rate acceleration training in volunteers; leaves open distinct mechanisms for slowing and clinical translation.
Does analogue feedback improve the ability to change heart rate compared to binary feedback in male volunteers?
Analogue feedback is more effective than binary feedback for training individuals to accelerate their heart rate, suggesting different psychophysiological mechanisms for speeding versus slowing heart rate.
Lang et al. (1974) studied this question.
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