Neurofinancial theory holds that our inability to behave rationally is rooted in our psychophysiology. |
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Most recently, Lo has made significant contributions in the psychophysiology of risk perception. |
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A basic assumption in psychophysiology is that behavioral, cognitive, emotional, and social events all are mirrored in physiological processes. |
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Even today, 150 years later, exactly how psychophysiology operates in mind-body therapy is not well understood. |
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To be more serious, how may we make use of the psychophysiology of the eye and the ear to assist in this task of bandwidth reduction? |
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Dr. Lamon graduated from Rutgers, where he received a master's degree in psychophysiology. |
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With her background in psychophysiology, doctor-patient communications has become her raison dêtre. |
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In other words, in our work elektropunktura represented not a treatment method, and the research tool in experimental psychophysiology. |
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In this regard, psychophysiology and neuropsychology should contribute to gaining a better understanding of the phenomenon. |
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He has chaired and organized several international conferences on consciousness and psychophysiology. |
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Research on respiratory psychophysiology, on emotions, social interactions in the workplace and co-operative work, preventing exclusion from working life or the development of support mechanisms for integration. |
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Several years ago, a marriage researcher — Robert W. Levenson, director of the psychophysiology laboratory at the University of California, Berkeley — and his colleagues produced a video of 10 couples talking and bickering. |
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Behavioural and social science research applied to health, health behaviour, quality of life, psychophysiology, and community health including, but not limited to, hypothesis-testing and clinically applied projects. |
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More specifically, she is interested in the influence of social context and cultural background on emotional communication, and in the psychophysiology of affective states. |
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