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Article Category: Research Article
| Online Publication Date: 01 Sept 2017
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Page Range: 69 – 71
Copyright: ©Association for Applied Psychophysiology & Biofeedback
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- Breathing Effort May Not Reduce Heart Rate Variability When Respiration Rate Is Controlled
- Ultra-Short-Term HRV Measurements Can Achieve Strong Concurrent Validity
- A 1:2 Inhalation-to-Exhalation Ratio Does Not Increase Heart Rate Variability During 6-BPM Breathing
- Ventral Index and Middle Finger Sites Are Warmer than Homologous Dorsal Sites
MEMORIAL: Eleanor Criswell-Hanna, 1938–2024
Peter BehelMA
SPECIAL ISSUE: Lessons Learned: A Pilot Study on the Feasibility of Using Biofeedback Monitoring in a Remote Setting with Special Forces Veterans in Saipan
Lauren Bethune ScroggsPhD,
Amelia SaulPhD, LRT, CTRS,
Jennifer McKinnonPhD, and
Carmen RussonielloPhD
SPECIAL ISSUE: The ACT of Biofeedback—Training for Psychological Flexibility
Yossi EhrenreichPhD
MEMORIAL: Eleanor Criswell-Hanna, 1938–2024
Peter BehelMA
SPECIAL ISSUE: Lessons Learned: A Pilot Study on the Feasibility of Using Biofeedback Monitoring in a Remote Setting with Special Forces Veterans in Saipan
Lauren Bethune ScroggsPhD,
Amelia SaulPhD, LRT, CTRS,
Jennifer McKinnonPhD, and
Carmen RussonielloPhD
SPECIAL ISSUE: The ACT of Biofeedback—Training for Psychological Flexibility
Yossi EhrenreichPhD
eISSN: 1878-7177
ISSN: 0003-3006
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