Edward S Katkin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1660969 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Edward S Katkin |
| NOMBRES | Edward S |
| APELLIDO | Katkin |
| FIRMA | KATKIN E S |
| AFILIACIONES | Buffalo State University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 18 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 18 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1964 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Vagal Rebound and Recovery From Psychological Stress
OBJECTIVE: To characterize cardiovascular recovery and examine the possible relationship of vagal activity and reflexes to risk for heart disease. METHODS: Subjects performed cold pressor and mental arithmetic tasks. Heart rate, heart period variability, and pre-ejection period were obtained for 1 minute before, during, and after each task (Experiment 1). In the second experiment, subjects performed a Stroop color-word task and a mental arithmeti…
A Preliminary Study of Maternal Cardiovascular Function and Breast-Feeding in the First Year Postpartum
s of Papers for 1999 Annual Meeting: Paper Session: Psychobiological Processes During Pregnancy and the Post-Partum Period
Effects of Breast-Feeding on Maternal Stress Level and Response
Anger Expression, Hostility, Anxiety, and Patterns of Cardiac Reactivity to Stress
The majority of studies investigating the relationships between psychological characteristics and cardiovascular reactivity to stress use a research strategy in which discrete traits are evaluated in isolation. The present study examined the effects of additive and/or interactive relationships among traits on cardiac reactivity to a mental arithmetic task. In addition, impedance cardiographic techniques were employed to examine potential relation…
Autonomic arousal, interpersonal climate, and orality
Electrodermal responses in male subjects who gave at least four oral-dependent Rorschach responses (n = 15) or no more than two such responses (n = 19) were assessed both before and after the subjects had either a warm, friendly interaction or a cold, unfriendly interaction with a confederate. There were no group differences on initial baseline measurements. Following a 10-minute warm or cold interaction, there was significant three-way interacti…
Oral imagery and autonomic arousal in social isolation
Psychoanalytic theory suggests that the presence of others reduces anxiety in those with oral-dependent needs. Electrodermal activity of male subjects high and low on Rorschach oral-dependent responses was monitored in one of three conditions while the subject was in a soundproof chamber for 40 minutes: alone with no task; alone working on a clerical task; and together with a male confederate, both working independently on the clerical task. Oral…
Empirical assessment of visceral self-perception
This study had two aims: (a) to test precisely the degree to which subjects can learn to discriminate their own heartbeats and (b) to pursue preliminary data suggesting that males and females differ in their ability to learn such discriminations. A new methodology, based on the theory of signal detection, was employed to evaluate objectively and quantitatively the performance of nine male and nine female subjects. The results confirmed the validi…
An inaccurate picture
An inaccurate picture
Primary and secondary emotional behavior
Primary and secondary emotional behavior
Relationships among attention, GSR activity, and perceived similarity of self and others 1
S ummary The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that autonomic change is part of the identification process in a non‐stressful paradigm Simulated taped interviews were prepared varying the dimensions of amount of work and success in college Emotional expression by the interviewees was kept to a minimum. College subjects responded with a significantly larger number of nonspecific GSRs to a tape identified by them as being more like …
Concerning instrumental autonomic conditioning
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
Instrumental conditioning of autonomically mediated behavior
Energizing (dynamogenic) effect of cognitive dissonance on task performance
Relationship between manifest anxiety and two indices of autonomic response to stress
The Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale
200 Ss were administered the Marlowe-Crowne social desirability scale ( M-C SD) and a modified form of the MMPI, in order to evaluate the contention that the M-C SD is statistically independent of MMPI indices of psychopathology. Significant negative correlations were obtained between the M-C SD and 8 of the 10 MMPI indices of psychopathology employed
Relationship between manifest anxiety and two indices of autonomic response to stress
Energizing (dynamogenic) effect of cognitive dissonance on task performance
Empirical assessment of visceral self-perception
This study had two aims: (a) to test precisely the degree to which subjects can learn to discriminate their own heartbeats and (b) to pursue preliminary data suggesting that males and females differ in their ability to learn such discriminations. A new methodology, based on the theory of signal detection, was employed to evaluate objectively and quantitatively the performance of nine male and nine female subjects. The results confirmed the validi…
Oral imagery and autonomic arousal in social isolation
Psychoanalytic theory suggests that the presence of others reduces anxiety in those with oral-dependent needs. Electrodermal activity of male subjects high and low on Rorschach oral-dependent responses was monitored in one of three conditions while the subject was in a soundproof chamber for 40 minutes: alone with no task; alone working on a clerical task; and together with a male confederate, both working independently on the clerical task. Oral…
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
Autonomic arousal, interpersonal climate, and orality
Electrodermal responses in male subjects who gave at least four oral-dependent Rorschach responses (n = 15) or no more than two such responses (n = 19) were assessed both before and after the subjects had either a warm, friendly interaction or a cold, unfriendly interaction with a confederate. There were no group differences on initial baseline measurements. Following a 10-minute warm or cold interaction, there was significant three-way interacti…
The Marlowe-Crowne Social Desirability Scale
200 Ss were administered the Marlowe-Crowne social desirability scale ( M-C SD) and a modified form of the MMPI, in order to evaluate the contention that the M-C SD is statistically independent of MMPI indices of psychopathology. Significant negative correlations were obtained between the M-C SD and 8 of the 10 MMPI indices of psychopathology employed
Relationship between manifest anxiety and two indices of autonomic response to stress
Energizing (dynamogenic) effect of cognitive dissonance on task performance
Instrumental conditioning of autonomically mediated behavior
Concerning instrumental autonomic conditioning
Effects of alcoholic beverages and their congener content on level and style of risk taking
Relationships among attention, GSR activity, and perceived similarity of self and others 1
S ummary The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that autonomic change is part of the identification process in a non‐stressful paradigm Simulated taped interviews were prepared varying the dimensions of amount of work and success in college Emotional expression by the interviewees was kept to a minimum. College subjects responded with a significantly larger number of nonspecific GSRs to a tape identified by them as being more like …
Primary and secondary emotional behavior
Primary and secondary emotional behavior
An inaccurate picture
An inaccurate picture
Oral imagery and autonomic arousal in social isolation
Psychoanalytic theory suggests that the presence of others reduces anxiety in those with oral-dependent needs. Electrodermal activity of male subjects high and low on Rorschach oral-dependent responses was monitored in one of three conditions while the subject was in a soundproof chamber for 40 minutes: alone with no task; alone working on a clerical task; and together with a male confederate, both working independently on the clerical task. Oral…
Empirical assessment of visceral self-perception
This study had two aims: (a) to test precisely the degree to which subjects can learn to discriminate their own heartbeats and (b) to pursue preliminary data suggesting that males and females differ in their ability to learn such discriminations. A new methodology, based on the theory of signal detection, was employed to evaluate objectively and quantitatively the performance of nine male and nine female subjects. The results confirmed the validi…
Autonomic arousal, interpersonal climate, and orality
Electrodermal responses in male subjects who gave at least four oral-dependent Rorschach responses (n = 15) or no more than two such responses (n = 19) were assessed both before and after the subjects had either a warm, friendly interaction or a cold, unfriendly interaction with a confederate. There were no group differences on initial baseline measurements. Following a 10-minute warm or cold interaction, there was significant three-way interacti…
Anger Expression, Hostility, Anxiety, and Patterns of Cardiac Reactivity to Stress
The majority of studies investigating the relationships between psychological characteristics and cardiovascular reactivity to stress use a research strategy in which discrete traits are evaluated in isolation. The present study examined the effects of additive and/or interactive relationships among traits on cardiac reactivity to a mental arithmetic task. In addition, impedance cardiographic techniques were employed to examine potential relation…
Effects of Breast-Feeding on Maternal Stress Level and Response
A Preliminary Study of Maternal Cardiovascular Function and Breast-Feeding in the First Year Postpartum
s of Papers for 1999 Annual Meeting: Paper Session: Psychobiological Processes During Pregnancy and the Post-Partum Period
Vagal Rebound and Recovery From Psychological Stress
OBJECTIVE: To characterize cardiovascular recovery and examine the possible relationship of vagal activity and reflexes to risk for heart disease. METHODS: Subjects performed cold pressor and mental arithmetic tasks. Heart rate, heart period variability, and pre-ejection period were obtained for 1 minute before, during, and after each task (Experiment 1). In the second experiment, subjects performed a Stroop color-word task and a mental arithmeti…
Psychology (17 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Developmental psychology (9 obras) · Cognitive psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Arousal (4 obras) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (4 obras) · Anxiety (3 obras)