血管運動反応の道具的変容--児童と成人の比較

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The purpose of this study was to examine the developmental differences in the voluntary control of peripheral skin temperature. Ten eleven-year old boys and twelve adult university students were trained to produce a difference in skin temperature in one hand relative to the other in the direction prescribed by the experimenter. There were no differences in the way of producing temperature difference between children and adults. Both groups instructed to increase the opposite hand's skin temperature relative to the dominant hand showed better performance. The absolute change of skin temperature showed that the temperature difference was controlled mainly by the opposite hand. This fact suggests that there is a possibility of laterality in the peripheral vasomotor response.
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