A Grünbaum, PS Holzman, 1993 - psycnet.apa.org Our Apologies! The following features are not available with your current
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NE Miller - Annual Review of Psychology, 1978 - Annual Reviews INTRODUCTION What is Biofeedback? In instrumental learning (also called
trial-and-error learning or operant conditionн ing), whether a response is
learned and performed depends on whether that response is followed by a ... Cited by 119 - Related articles - All 5 versions
JS Raglin, WP Morgan - Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1987 - journals.lww.com INFLUENCE OF VIGOROUS EXERCISE 457 The primary purpose of the present
investigation was to evaluate reductions in blood pressure and state anx- iety
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DS Brody - Archives of Internal Medicine, 1980 - archinte.highwire.org \s=b\Recognition by house officers of easily detectable medica- tion
noncompliance, psychiatric disturbances, and recent stressful life events was
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P Sterling, J Eyer - Soc Sci Med, 1981 - 165.123.30.40 Peter Sterling and Joe Eyer 100 Male Female Divorced Single —— —Widowed
Married Age, years Fig. 1. Death rates, all causes, by marital status, United
States. Redrawn from [8]. the most potent analgesics, relieves pain in only ... Cited by 76 - Related articles - All 3 versions
- ►ajph.org [PDF] MF Hovell - American Journal of Public Health, 1982 - Am Public Health Assoc Abstract: The empirical evidence concerning the therapeutic effects of weight
loss for hypertension treatment was reviewed. Interventions were critically
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JCD Longworth - Advances in Nursing Science, 1982 - journals.lww.com Psychophysiological effects of slow stroke back massage in normotensive females
Judith CD Longworth, RN, MSN Assistant Professor Michigan State University
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MS Glasgow, KR Gaarder, BT Engel - Psychosomatic Medicine, 1982 - Am Psychosomatic Soc MICHAEL S. GLASGOW, PHD, KENNETH R. GAARDER, MD, AND BERNARD T. ENGEL, PHD The
effects on blood pressure of regular patient and professional monitoring of
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- ►ahajournals.org [PDF] RE Miller, AP Shapiro, HE King, EH … - Hypertension, 1984 - Am Heart Assoc SUMMARY It was shown in a prior study that mildly hypertensive patients
performed significantly less effectively on several sensory-perceptual,
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D Shapiro, IB Goldstein - Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1982 - psycnet.apa.org Hypertension, or high blood pressure, involves multiple physiological, psycho-
social, behavioral, dietary, and other factors in its etiology and treatment.
The disorder fits well into the biobehavioral framework of behavioral ... Cited by 51 - Related articles - All 3 versions
