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Ambulatory assessment - the acquisition of psychological and/or physiological data in a natural setting - is a field which, as this volume's title suggests, rapid progress is being made. With contributions from North America and Europe, the text explores in detail the use of computer-assisted methods in both research and applied settings. Innovative techniques and approaches are described, which go far beyond the simple use of portable computers for data collection: online analysis and feedback, real-time processing, electronic diaries, ambulatory psychological tests and physiological measurements, event-contingent applications and more are covered. In addition to describing techniques, the text also describes concrete applications (and presents some results) of a variety of methods in real-life occupational and clinical settings. Examples include patients with chronic pain, borderline personality disorder, high blood pressure, asthma, diabetes or hot flashes in the clinical area; and aviation, air traffic control, occupational stress and heart rate or blood pressure in the occupational area.
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- EditorialHogrefe & Huber
- Año de publicación2001
- ISBN 10 088937225X
- ISBN 13 9780889372252
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- IdiomaInglés
- Número de páginas640
- EditorFahrenberg Jochen, Myrtek Michael
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Progress in Ambulatory Assessment: Computer-Assisted Psychological and Psychophysiological Methods in Monitoring and Field Studies
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Progress in Ambulatory Assessment. Computer assisted psychological and psychophysiological methods in monitoring and field studies.
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Gr.-8°, gebunden, Pp. Condición: Wie neu. X, 627 S., Neuwertig, mit graphischen Darstellungen. Sprache: Englisch. -- Ambulatory assessment - the acquisition of psychological and/or physiological data in a natural setting - is a field in which, as this book`s title indicates, rapid progress is being made. Indeed, ambulatory assessment is entering a period of transition: IT and online techniques are being developed and refined, and ever more researchers and clinicians from various fields are coming to realize the usefulness of data collected in real-time, under real-life conditions. With contributors from the USA and Europe, this book explores in detail the use of computer-assisted methods in both research and applied settings. Innovative techniques and approaches are described, which go far beyond the simple use of portable computers for data collection: online analysis and feedback, real-time processing, electronic diaries, ambulatory psychological tests and physiological measurements, event-contingent applications, and much more. In addition to describing new techniques, the book also describes concrete applications (and presents some innovative results) of a variety of methods in real-life occupational and clinical settings. Examples include patients with chronic pain, borderline personality disorder, high blood pressure, asthma, diabetes or hot flashes in the clinical area; and aviation, air traffic control, occupational stress and heart rate or blood pressure in the occupational area. The most recent innovations and applications in the field of ambulatory assessment, a rapidly advancing field concerned with computer-assisted psychological and physiological monitoring in natural, real-life settings. (Verlagstext). Inhalt: Heart Rate Monitoring in an Academic Test Situation. Hans Zeier, Alexandra Haseli, and Joachim Fischer On-line Measurement of Additional Heart Rate. Methodology and Applications. Michael Myrtek and Friedrich Foerster Interactive Psychophysiological Monitoring of Emotions in Students` Everyday life. A Replication Study. Michael Myrtek, Denis Zanda, and Eveline Aschenbrenner In-Flight Psychophysiological Monitoring. Glenn Wilson Psychophysiological Monitoring of Air Traffic Controllers: Exploration, Simulation, Validation. Joachim Vogt and Michael Kastner Ecological Momentary Assessment in Aviation: The Development of a Pilot Experience Evaluating Device (PEED) for the In-Flight Registration of Flight Phases, Mental Effort, and Reacton Time. Eamonn K. S. Hanson and Jan Bar^anski Ambulatory Monitoring of Menopausal Hot Flashes. Robert R. Freedman Giving Feedback to Asthma Patients. Ambulatory Monitoring in Patient Education. Christian Leopold and Rainer Schandry. Ambulatory Assessment of Hypoglycemia Unawareness in Type 1 Diabetes. Thomas Kubiak and Norbert Hermanns. Feasibility of Ambulatory Sleep Diagnosis. Egon Stephan, Dirk Alfer, Ansgar Feist, Eeonie Fricke, Markus Miihlensiep, Rolf K. Weiss, andjorn P. Sieb. Electrodermal Long-Term Monitoring in Everyday life. Wolfram Boucsein, Florian Schaefer, and Thorsten Sommer. Some New Developments in Ambulatory Assessment Devices. Egon Stephan, GerhardMufy Ansgar Feist, and Rolf K. Weiss. From Ambulatory Assessment to Telemedicine. Conceptual, Technical and Political Aspects of Remote Data Assessment and Transfer. u. a. 088937225X Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1330. Nº de ref. del artículo: 17429
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Progress in ambulatory assessment : computer assisted psychological and psychophysiological methods in monitoring and field studies. J. Fahrenberg & M. Myrtek (ed.).
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Condición: Sehr gut. X, 627 S. : graph. Darst. ; 25 cm; fadengeh., illustr. Orig.-Pappband. Sehr gutes Ex. - Englisch. - Ambulatory assessment - the acquisition of psychological and/or physiological data in a natural setting - is a field in which, as this book's title indicates, rapid progress is being made. Indeed, ambulatory assessment is entering a period of transition: IT and online techniques are being developed and refined, and ever more researchers and clinicians from various fields are coming to realize the usefulness of data collected in real-time, under real-life conditions. With contributors from the USA and Europe, this book explores in detail the use of computer-assisted methods in both research and applied settings. Innovative techniques and approaches are described, which go far beyond the simple use of portable computers for data collection: online analysis and feedback, real-time processing, electronic diaries, ambulatory psychological tests and physiological measurements, event-contingent applications, and much more. In addition to describing new techniques, the book also describes concrete applications (and presents some innovative results) of a variety of methods in real-life occupational and clinical settings. Examples include patients with chronic pain, borderline personality disorder, high blood pressure, asthma, diabetes or hot flashes in the clinical area; and aviation, air traffic control, occupational stress and heart rate or blood pressure in the occupational area. The most recent innovations and applications in the field of ambulatory assessment, a rapidly advancing field concerned with computer-assisted psychological and physiological monitoring in natural, real-life settings. (Verlagstext) / INHALT : . Heart Rate Monitoring in an Academic Test Situation. --- Hans Zeier, Alexandra Haseli, and Joachim Fischer --- On-line Measurement of Additional Heart Rate. Methodology and Applications. --- Michael'Myrtek andFriedrich Foerster --- Interactive Psychophysiological Monitoring of Emotions in Students' Everyday life. A Replication Study. --- Michael Myrtek, Denis Zanda, and Eveline Aschenbrenner --- In-Flight Psychophysiological Monitoring. --- Glenn Wilson --- Psychophysiological Monitoring of Air Traffic Controllers: --- Exploration, Simulation, Validation. --- Joachim Vogt and Michael Kastner --- Ecological Momentary Assessment in Aviation: The Development of a Pilot Experience Evaluating Device (PEED) for the In-Flight --- Registration of Flight Phases, Mental Effort, and Reacton Time. --- Eamonn K. S. Hanson and Jan Bar^anski --- Ambulatory Monitoring of Menopausal Hot Flashes. --- Robert R. Freedman --- Giving Feedback to Asthma Patients. Ambulatory Monitoring in Patient Education. --- Christian Leopold and Rainer Schandry --- Ambulatory Assessment of Hypoglycemia Unawareness in --- Type 1 Diabetes. --- Thomas Kubiak and Norbert Hermanns --- Feasibility of Ambulatory Sleep Diagnosis. --- Egon Stephan, Dirk Alfer, Ansgar Feist, Eeonie Fricke, Markus Miihlensiep, Rolf K. Weiss, andjorn P. Sieb --- Electrodermal Long-Term Monitoring in Everyday life. --- Wolfram Boucsein, Florian Schaefer, and Thorsten Sommer --- Some New Developments in Ambulatory Assessment Devices. --- Egon Stephan, GerhardMufy Ansgar Feist, and Rolf K. Weiss --- From Ambulatory Assessment to Telemedicine. Conceptual, Technical and Political Aspects of Remote Data Assessment and Transfer. --- Christian Leopold --- (u.v.a.) ISBN 088937225X Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 1305. Nº de ref. del artículo: 1155582
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Progress in Ambulatory Assessment : Computer-Assisted Psychological and Psychophysiological Methods in Monitoring and Field Studies
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ISBN 10: 088937225X
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Condición: Sehr gut. Gebraucht - Sehr gut sg - ungelesenes mängelexemplar, gestempelt, mit leichten lagerspuren - Ambulatory assessment - the acquisition of psychological and/or physiological data in a natural setting - is a field in which, as this book's title indicates, rapid progress is being made. Indeed, ambulatory assessment is entering a period of transition: IT and online techniques are being developed and refined, and ever more researchers and clinicians from various fields are coming to realize the usefulness of data collected in real-time, under real-life conditions. With contributors from Austria, Germany, The Netherlands, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States, this book explores in detail the use of computer-assisted methods in both research and applied settings. Innovative techniques and approaches are described, as are concrete applications of a variety of methods in real-life occupational and clinical settings. Nº de ref. del artículo: INF1000454337
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