KEIICHI HAMANO
Biographic Data
| ID | 8863790 |
|---|---|
| NAME | KEIICHI HAMANO |
| GIVEN NAMES | KEIICHI |
| FAMILY NAME | HAMANO |
| SIGNATURE | HAMANO K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Notre Dame Seishin University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The effect of cardiac detection upon heart rate control
The present study is an attempt to determine whether the subject's effort to put her own cardiac activity into entrainment with artificial extrinsic feedforward signals, as target response, facilitates learned cardiac control. During the initial six sessions, subjects were trained to press key simultaneously with feedback signals in order to facilitate their interoceptive detection of cardiac activity. During the latter four sessions, which were …
Studies of Self-Regulation of Internal Activity
The present study consists of two experiments, the first of which is an extension of a preceding study. To test a hypothesis that the possibility of interoceptively detecting cardiac activity is enhanced by increasing the strength of concentration, an attempt was made in Experiment I to train subjects for sustained concentration by combining biofeedback technique with a cardiac-motor coupling procedure. The results demonstrated that a significant…
Studies on Self-Regulation of Internal Activity
The present study was designed to investigate the possibility of interoceptive detection of cardiac activity and the effects of concentration and knowledge of results, on it. Twenty college students and six grade holders in Karate formed three groups. Different types of exteroceptive tactile feedback signal for discrimination were used:(a) Signal that is contingent upon cardiac activity, and (b) one that is dependent on the pre-recorded cardiac e…
Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
In the preceding study of this series (Hamano & Miyake, 1971),the authors have suggested that the strength of reinforcer may be a determinant of the instrumental modifiability of an autonomic response by a reinforcer
Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
The present study was undertaken to condition HR acceleration instrumentally. 20 Ss were divided into the two groups. After a 15-min rest period, the experimental group received a dim light following each instantaneous HR acceleration during a 20-min reinforcement period, while the control group was matched with the experimental group in the number of lights per min of this period, but the lights were not presented to be contingent upon the occur…
Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
The habituation of spontaneous HR change with the concomitant measurement of GSR and vasoconstriction over time, the effect of stimulation on them, and the relationship between spontaneous HR change and emotionality (MPI) were examined on 10 Ss. The results showed that the three autonomic variables habituated over time and also that, except for the spontaneous vasoconstriction, spontaneous HR change and GSR had the effect of stimulation. In the l…
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Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
The habituation of spontaneous HR change with the concomitant measurement of GSR and vasoconstriction over time, the effect of stimulation on them, and the relationship between spontaneous HR change and emotionality (MPI) were examined on 10 Ss. The results showed that the three autonomic variables habituated over time and also that, except for the spontaneous vasoconstriction, spontaneous HR change and GSR had the effect of stimulation. In the l…
Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
The present study was undertaken to condition HR acceleration instrumentally. 20 Ss were divided into the two groups. After a 15-min rest period, the experimental group received a dim light following each instantaneous HR acceleration during a 20-min reinforcement period, while the control group was matched with the experimental group in the number of lights per min of this period, but the lights were not presented to be contingent upon the occur…
Studies on Modification of Spontaneous Autonomic Activity
In the preceding study of this series (Hamano & Miyake, 1971),the authors have suggested that the strength of reinforcer may be a determinant of the instrumental modifiability of an autonomic response by a reinforcer
Studies on Self-Regulation of Internal Activity
The present study was designed to investigate the possibility of interoceptive detection of cardiac activity and the effects of concentration and knowledge of results, on it. Twenty college students and six grade holders in Karate formed three groups. Different types of exteroceptive tactile feedback signal for discrimination were used:(a) Signal that is contingent upon cardiac activity, and (b) one that is dependent on the pre-recorded cardiac e…
Studies of Self-Regulation of Internal Activity
The present study consists of two experiments, the first of which is an extension of a preceding study. To test a hypothesis that the possibility of interoceptively detecting cardiac activity is enhanced by increasing the strength of concentration, an attempt was made in Experiment I to train subjects for sustained concentration by combining biofeedback technique with a cardiac-motor coupling procedure. The results demonstrated that a significant…
The effect of cardiac detection upon heart rate control
The present study is an attempt to determine whether the subject's effort to put her own cardiac activity into entrainment with artificial extrinsic feedforward signals, as target response, facilitates learned cardiac control. During the initial six sessions, subjects were trained to press key simultaneously with feedback signals in order to facilitate their interoceptive detection of cardiac activity. During the latter four sessions, which were …
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