CNV-Heart Rate Response Under Gradual Sleep Reduction

Naitoh, Paul; Hilbert, Raymond

doi:10.1016/b978-0-7236-0443-3.50023-4

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“…Total sleep loss for one night reduced CNV amplitude considerably; sleep loss for two nights abolished it (Naitoh et al 197 l;Naitoh and Hilbert 1976).…”

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Event-related slow (DC) potentials in the human brain

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Ganglberger³

1981

Reviews of Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology

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“…Total sleep loss for one night reduced CNV amplitude considerably; sleep loss for two nights abolished it (Naitoh et al 197 l;Naitoh and Hilbert 1976).…”

Section: Psychiatric and Neurological Studies (Clinical Application)mentioning

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Event-related slow (DC) potentials in the human brain

Haider

Groll-Knapp

Ganglberger³

1981

Reviews of Physiology, Biochemistry and Pharmacology

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“…Skin potential level (SPL) is a canddate measure of arousal state as well as heart rate (e.g., Naitoh & Hilbert, 1976). It has been reported that SPL measured on the palm appears to have some validity as an indicator of arousal in humans (Leiderman & Shapiro, 1964) and other mammals (Hein, 1969;Yamazalu & Tajimi, 1972).…”

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Human Movement-Related Brain Potentials Preceding Voluntary Movements in Different Arousal States Monitored with Skin Potential Level

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The present study investigated the readiness potential (RP) preceding a brisk extension of the right middle finger during different arousal states as monitored by skin potential level (SPL). The late component of the readiness potential in the medium arousal state was significantly larger than those in the low and high arousal states. This finding indicates that the RP waveform may vary as a function of arousal states, suggesting the inverse U-shaped relationship proposed in studies of the contingent negative variation.

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CNV-Heart Rate Response Under Gradual Sleep Reduction

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Event-related slow (DC) potentials in the human brain

Event-related slow (DC) potentials in the human brain

Human Movement-Related Brain Potentials Preceding Voluntary Movements in Different Arousal States Monitored with Skin Potential Level

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