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245 00 How motivation affects cardiovascular response :
|bmechanisms and applications /|cedited by Rex A. Wright
and Guido H.E. Gendolla.
264 1 Washington, D.C. :|bAmerican Psychological Association,
|c2012.
300 1 online resource (xiv, 424 pages)
336 text|btxt|2rdacontent
337 computer|bc|2rdamedia
338 online resource|bcr|2rdacarrier
500 Includes index.
500 GMD: electronic resource.
505 0 Integration of cardiac function with cognitive,
motivational, and emotional processing : evidence from
neuroimaging / Marcus A. Gray and Hugo D. Critchley --
Beta-adrenergic cardiovascular reactivity and adaptation
to stress : the cardiac pre-ejection period as an index of
effort / Robert Kelsey -- Psychophysiological processes of
mental effort investment / S.H. Fairclough, L.M.J. Mulder
-- Cardiovascular response to reward / Michael Richter --
Emotion, motivation, and cardiovascular response / Sylvia
D. Kreibig -- The emotional intensity theory and its
cardiovascular implications for emotional states / Anca M.
Miron, Jack W. Brehm -- Gloomy and lazy? on the impact of
mood and depressive symptoms on effort-related
cardiovascular response / Guido H.E. Gendolla, Kerstin
Brinkmann, Nicolas Silvestrini -- Cardiovascular
reactivity to stress : the role of motivational conflict /
Justin Stanley, Richard J. Contrada -- "Pause and plan" :
self-regulation and the heart / Suzanne C. Segerstrom ...
[et al.] -- Multifaceted effects of fatigue on effort and
associated cardiovascular responses / Rex A. Wright,
Christopher C. Stewart, Jesse Brown -- Cardiovascular
psychophysiology and health / Stephan Bongard, Mustafa al-
Absi, William R. Lovallo -- The behavioural and health
corollaries of blunted physiological reactions to acute
psychological stress : revising the reactivity hypothesis
/ Douglas Carroll, Anna C. Phillips, William R. Lovallo --
Agonistic striving, emotion regulation, and hypertension
risk / Craig K. Ewart -- Interpersonal motives and
cardiovascular response : mechanisms linking dominance and
social status with cardiovascular disease / Timothy W.
Smith, Jenny M. Cundiff, Bert N. Uchino -- Social
influences on cardiovascular processes : a focus on health
/ Greg J. Norman ... [et al.] -- Indeterminate motivations
: cardiovascular health costs of living in a social world
/ Britta Larsen, Nicholas Christenfeld -- Effort
mechanisms linking sex (gender) to cardiovascular response
: toward a comprehensive analysis with relevance for
health / Rex A. Wright, Patricia Barreto -- Cardiovascular
measures in human factors/ergonomics research / Richard W.
Backs, John Lenneman, Nicholas Cassavaugh -- Clarifying
achievement motives and effort : studies of cardiovascular
response / Rémi L. Capa.
520 "The field of motivation is concerned with action--its
selection, preparation, and execution. Put differently, it
is concerned with why organisms move in the directions
they do and why they do so with different degrees of
persistence and vigor (McClelland, 1985). It is in this
context of heightened interest in motivation that we offer
the present edited volume concerned with motivation
influence on cardiovascular (CV) response, that is,
adjustment in CV function. The volume is made up of
chapters prepared by emerging as well as established
research scientists and is international, including
contributions from Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands,
Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
Its central purposes are multifold. One is to increase
awareness of the amount and diversity of motivationally
based CV response research that is currently being
conducted. Much of this work is being carried out in
distinct quarters ("silos") of psychological science, such
as those concerned with neuroscience, psychophysiology,
social processes, and health. As a result, many scholars,
investigators, and practitioners may be unaware of its
extent and character. A second purpose is to facilitate
relevant cross-disciplinary communication as well as
comparison and contrast of guiding theoretical
propositions and assumptions. Because scholars,
investigators, and practitioners tend to work in distinct
professional quarters, they tend not to communicate as
much as they should with the broader range of their peers.
This lack of communication works against the
identification of crosscutting themes, complementarities,
and points of conflict but can be countered by endeavors
such as the present one to draw members of disparate
groups together. A third purpose of the volume is
practical--specifically, to illustrate how useful
motivational approaches can be in informing us about CV
responses in social, work, and achievement circumstances
and highlighting conditions under which they might have
implications for health"--Introduction. (PsycINFO Database
Record (c) 2011 APA, all rights reserved).
588 Description based on print version record.
650 0 Heart|xPhysiology.
650 0 Motivation (Psychology)|xPhysiological aspects.
650 0 Heart|xPathophysiology.
650 2 Heart|xphysiology.
650 2 Motivation.
700 1 Wright, Rex A.
700 1 Gendolla, Guido H. E.
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response.|dWashington, DC : American Psychological
Association, 2012|z9781433810275|w(DLC) 2011006294
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