Summary: Stress is a state of the body characterized by emotional and physical stress caused by the influence of various adverse factors. The concept of stress implies a situation that causes the need for adaptation of the body. The aim of the research was to approve a methodology that helps to reduce the level of daily stress and emotional stress that affects the psychophysiological state of a person. The experiment involved 15 relatively healthy students of both sexes aged 18 to 25 years who were working as medical volunteers. After classes the students were given to complete a graphical task. Before and after completing the experimental task, the subject was asked to pass psychological tests
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Scientists have long been searching for physiological measures to detect and distinguish human respo...
This investigation sought to identify differences in the human psychophysiological stress response w...
The growth of technology over the past decade has demanded greater levels of concentration and atte...
In this paper, mental stress is computed through cognitive experiments that induce stress. In a cont...
Stress has been a prevalent part of modern life, particularly during the time of the pandemic. While...
In this thesis, I describe a novel method to conduct stress studies via the combination of a physiol...
Stress has been defined as a reaction from a calm state to an excited state in order to preserve th...
There is a rapidly accumulating body of evidence regarding the influential role of early life stress...
Background: To study the features of activation processes and vegetative status of the female studen...
Recently, general concern about work-related stress is increasing. Chronic stress induces a number o...
Extensive experimental psychology research has attempted to parse the complex relationship between p...
Extensive experimental psychology research has attempted to parse the complex relationship between p...
This research aims at the detection of mental stress using electroencephalogram (EEG) and electroca...
The aim of this study was to investigate how perceived stress may affect electroencephalo-graphical ...
Abstract: This study investigates the various physiological parameters that can be used to monitor s...
Scientists have long been searching for physiological measures to detect and distinguish human respo...
This investigation sought to identify differences in the human psychophysiological stress response w...
The growth of technology over the past decade has demanded greater levels of concentration and atte...
In this paper, mental stress is computed through cognitive experiments that induce stress. In a cont...
Stress has been a prevalent part of modern life, particularly during the time of the pandemic. While...
In this thesis, I describe a novel method to conduct stress studies via the combination of a physiol...
Stress has been defined as a reaction from a calm state to an excited state in order to preserve th...
There is a rapidly accumulating body of evidence regarding the influential role of early life stress...
Background: To study the features of activation processes and vegetative status of the female studen...
Recently, general concern about work-related stress is increasing. Chronic stress induces a number o...
Extensive experimental psychology research has attempted to parse the complex relationship between p...
Extensive experimental psychology research has attempted to parse the complex relationship between p...
This research aims at the detection of mental stress using electroencephalogram (EEG) and electroca...
The aim of this study was to investigate how perceived stress may affect electroencephalo-graphical ...