Reducing heart rate reactivity to stress with feedback. Generalization across task and time.

Abstract:

:Heart rate (HR) reactions to two behavioral stressors (videogame and mental arithmetic) were measured in 8 experimental subjects who received biofeedback training and 8 matched control subjects during three assessment periods: pretraining, posttraining, and one-week follow-up. Experimental subjects exhibited significant reductions in HR following a training session in which they received ongoing HR feedback while playing a videogame. Control subjects, who played the same number of videogames without HR feedback, showed smaller HR reductions. During the training session, all subjects were instructed to reduce HR while maximizing game performance. In comparison to controls, experimental subjects (a) maintained lower HRs during videogame presentations after a one-week period and (b) generalized these HR reductions to the mental arithmetic challenge at follow-up. Performance on the videogame declined from posttraining to follow-up for experimental subjects but not for control subjects. No group difference in mental arithmetic performance was observed.

journal_name

Behav Modif

journal_title

Behavior modification

authors

Larkin KT,Zayfert C,Abel JL,Veltum LG

doi

10.1177/01454455920161006

keywords:

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1992-01-01 00:00:00

pages

118-31

issue

1

eissn

0145-4455

issn

1552-4167

journal_volume

16

pub_type

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