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Comparison of three behavioral cardioception tasks and heartbeat evoked potentials in the same group of healthy volunteers. [PDF]

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Minenko I   +6 more
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Attenuated heartbeat-evoked potentials in functional neurological disorder. [PDF]

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Heartbeat perception in depression

Behaviour Research and Therapy, 2007
Alterations in bodily awareness have been implicated in depression but there has been little detailed empirical characterisation of the degree and accuracy of body perception in the disorder. The present study examined the objective accuracy of heartbeat perception (using the Schandry mental tracking task) and the subjective degree of bodily focus ...
Barney Dunn   +2 more
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The Influence of Self-Focused Attention on Heartbeat Perception

Psychophysiology, 1988
ABSTRACTThe present study investigated the effect of a self‐attention enhancing manipulation on heartbeat perception in 22 females using a within‐subject design. Self‐attention was enhanced by placing a mirror in front of the subjects. Heartbeat perception was assessed using both heartbeat discrimination and heartbeat tracking procedures.
László Balázs, J Weisz
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On the relation between cardiodynamics and heartbeat perception

Psychophysiology, 1993
AbstractThe mediation of heartbeat perception by cardiodynamic parameters was investigated by experimentally introducing changes in heart performance. Twenty‐five subjects (14 women 11 men) underwent bicycle ergometric exercises (0–75 W) at different tilt angles (90°‐0°), After each of the 31 tilt/exercise phases, the following measures of cardiac ...
Pedro Montoya, R Schandry
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Effect of pain perception on the heartbeat evoked potential

Clinical Neurophysiology, 2011
To investigate the effect of acute tonic pain on the heartbeat-evoked potential (HEP) and to test whether or not pain perception can be reflected by the HEP.Simultaneous electroencephalogram (EEG) and electrocardiogram (ECG) were recorded from 21 healthy young adults in three conditions: passive no-task control, no-pain control and cold pain.
Xiaoping Li   +2 more
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