Specificities of Cortical Processing of Visual Information in Subjects with Hearing Deprivation (Congenital Deafness)

Transformation of Psycho-Physiological Properties in War Situations

“…First, by interference of nervous processes [14,21], which are the basis of mental activity. Secondly, by the presence of dominant states [26], and thirdly, by the processes underlying the development of depression of psychophysiological properties, the driving force of which is the imbalance of cortical-subcortical interactions in the brain structures and impossibility of high-quality processing of information [18]. The validity of this assumption is confirmed by the results of a neurophysiological study of latency and amplitude characteristics of LVEP in abductions Р 3 , Р 4 , О 1 and О 2 .…”

“…It is known that during information processing, not only cortical processes responsible for psychomotor activity, but also many subcortical structures are involved in neural activity. The frontal, cingulate and insular cortices are the central link in the organization of switching functions [18][19][20]. On the other hand, these parts of the brain are not only important for switching, but are also considered to be important in the implementation of the brain's information system [18,20,21].…”

“…The frontal, cingulate and insular cortices are the central link in the organization of switching functions [18][19][20]. On the other hand, these parts of the brain are not only important for switching, but are also considered to be important in the implementation of the brain's information system [18,20,21]. According to the psychophysiological understanding of the speed and quality of information processing, the results presented by us demonstrate the peculiarities of the transformation of the studied psychophysiological properties and the mechanisms of their regulation in different subgroups of the examined men.…”

Reactivity of the Oxygen Transport System of Elite Athletes With Different Individual and Typological Properties in Their Nervous Systems

“…Reactivity and functionality of the OTS is an intersystem phenomenon and manifests itself in the activation of various parts and structures of the brain [28], changes in the rhythmic activity of the heart [7,19,21], and breathing [6][7][8], which induces performance of physical exercise [21] and a range of psychophysiological changes [29], variability, hemodynamic and metabolic mobility [30]. Genetically determined individual typological properties of the central nervous system, namely the FMNP in athletes, are in complex interdependent relationships with the reactive capabilities of the oxygen transport systems.…”