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現実のストレスの多い出来事の後の感情の調節に対する短いHRV-バイオフィードバックの介入の影響:ランダム化制御研究

Jente Depoorter1, Kristof Hoorelbeke1, Théodore Guillaumée2

  • 1Department of Experimental, Clinical and Health Psychology, Ghent University, Belgium, Henri Dunantlaan 2, 9000, Gent, Belgium.

Behaviour research and therapy
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短い心拍数変数バイオフィードバック (HRV-BFB) の介入は,ストレス後の生理学的調節と幸福度を改善しました. HRV-BFBは,心臓の一貫性や自信に効果的ですが,状態の反に有意な影響はありませんでした.

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