Why the study?
Does baseline awareness of heart functioning affect the ability to self-control heart rate using visual feedback?
Population
Subjects high and low in awareness of heart functioning as determined by scores on the heart functioning…
Comparison
10 trials each to raise or lower heart rate… vs Comparison between high and low awareness…
Design
Other
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Low baseline cardiac awareness may enhance heart rate biofeedback success; leaves open whether awareness screening improves clinical outcomes.
Does baseline awareness of heart functioning affect the ability to self-control heart rate using visual feedback?
Subjects with low baseline awareness of heart functioning demonstrated a greater ability to voluntarily control their heart rate using visual biofeedback compared to highly aware subjects.
Blanchard et al. (1972) studied this question.
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