バイオフィードバック法による血圧の変容とイメージ・内部知覚との関係

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The purpose of this experiment is to study the relationship of changes of systolic blood pressure with biofeedback method to the richness of imagery and the sensitivities of internal perception, which are measured by Sophian Scale of Imagery (SSI) and Sophian Scale of Internal Perception (SSP), respectively. Subjects were healthy ten male and ten female university students. They were devided into two groups. One group received a procedure of up-down sequence of biofeedback training trials, another did down-up sequence. Blue and red lights were used to inform success and failure of controlling their blood pressure. Yellow light was signaled 10 seconds before each trial starts. They could make the difference significantly between up and down trials. On the up trials the subjects raised their systolic blood pressure to about 8mmHg at the first trial, and kept the level over the trials. On the down trials they kept their basal level over the trials, although they failed to lower their blood pressure below the basal level. There were no significant Pearson's product moment correlation coefficients between the valuables of changing blood pressure, and the scores of SSI and SSP.
日本バイオフィードバック学会の論文
1979-07-05