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期刊名:Journal of psychophysiology

缩写:J PSYCHOPHYSIOL

ISSN:0269-8803

e-ISSN:2151-2124

IF/分区:0.9/Q4

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Achim Lewandowski,Roman Rosipal,Georg Dorffner Achim Lewandowski
Research in recent years has supported the hypothesis that many properties of the electroencephalogram (EEG) are specific to an individual. In this study, the intra- and inter-individual variations of sleep EEG signals were investigated. Th...
Eric L Garland Eric L Garland
Background: The trait of mindfulness varies among meditation-naïve individuals and is associated with attentional and autonomic regulation, two neurocognitive functions that become impaired in addiction. It was hypothesi...
Stephanie M Gorka,Brady D Nelson,Casey Sarapas et al. Stephanie M Gorka et al.
Research suggests that lower respiratory sinus arrhythmia (RSA) is associated with greater aversive responding. One physiological indicator of aversive responding is startle potentiation. While a few studies have demonstrated an inverse ass...
Klevest Gjini,Scott Burroughs,Nash N Boutros Klevest Gjini
The paired-click paradigm (PCP) is widely used to study sensory habituation or gating in a number of psychiatric and neurological conditions. The classic paradigm does not control for attentional factors. In order to assess the influences o...
Xavier Noël,Antoine Bechara,Damien Brevers et al. Xavier Noël et al.
Like other addictions, alcoholism reflects the continuation of alcohol use despite negative consequences (e.g., an ulcer or family problems made worse by alcohol consumption). Recent cognitive theories suggest that optimal information proce...
Marijn Lijffijt,F Gerard Moeller,Nash N Boutros et al. Marijn Lijffijt et al.
P50, N100, and P200 auditory sensory gating reflect distinct mechanisms involved in protecting the integrity of higher-order functions. They have been implicated in multiple psychiatric disorders. Recent studies showed the (limited) effects...