Gasps, sighs, and yawns are recognized by even a casual observer as involuntary expressions of emotion through the "medium" of respiration. In recent years, scientific observation has focused on sensation and behavior as researchers investigate the relation of emotion and stress in disorders such as asthma, hyperventilation, and panic disorder. Until now, however, the interplay of psychological factors and physiological responses has not been approached from the interdisciplinary perspective reported in this book. Brought together here is the work of physiologists, psychologists, and researchers in behavioral medicine, together with - for the first time - specialists and practitioners of traditional Japanese arts and culture. Knowledge of the art and control of breathing, which are essential features of such disciplines as Zen and Noh, opens a new and until now unexplored path for scientists seeking to understand the relation between respiration and emotion.
Erscheinungsdatum: 23.10.2012

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Front Matter....Pages II-VIII
Front Matter....Pages 1-1
Location and Electric Current Sources of Breathlessness in the Human Brain....Pages 3-9
Respiratory sensations may be controlling elements on ventilation but can be affected by personality traits and state changes....Pages 11-19
Respiratory Sensations and the Behavioral Control of Breathing....Pages 21-29
Dyspnea in patients with asthma....Pages 31-39
Front Matter....Pages 41-41
How Breathing Adjusts to Mental and Physical Demands....Pages 43-54
Anxiety and Respiration....Pages 55-64
Respiration and the Emotion of Dyspnea/Suffocation Fear....Pages 65-74
Coordination of Breathing between Ribcage and Abdomen in Emotional Arousal....Pages 75-86
Behavioural and Physiological Factors Affecting Breathing Pattern and Ventilatory Control in Patients with Idiopathic Hyperventilation....Pages 87-98
Front Matter....Pages 99-99
Effects of the Eastern Art of Breathing....Pages 101-111
Biofeedback for Respiratory Sinus Arrhythmia and Tanden Breathing among Zen Monks: Studies in Cardiovascular Resonance....Pages 113-120
Breathing Regulation in Zen Buddhism....Pages 121-126
Front Matter....Pages 127-127
Gaining Insight into the Factors that Influence the Variabilty of Breathing....Pages 129-138
Facilitation and Inhibition of Breathing During Changes in Emotion....Pages 139-148
Environmental Stress, Hypoventilatory Breathing and Blood Pressure Regulation....Pages 149-159
Stress Reduction Intervention: A Theoretical Reconsideration with an Emphasis on Breathing Training....Pages 161-169
Front Matter....Pages 171-171
Noh Theatre, The Aesthetics of Breathing....Pages 173-175

"Gasps, sighs, and yawns are recognized by even a casual observer as involuntary expressions of emotion through the "medium" of respiration. In recent years, scientific observation has focused on sensation and behavior as researchers investigate the relation of emotion and stress in disorders such as asthma, hyperventilation, and panic disorder. Until now, however, the interplay of psychological factors and physiological responses has not been approached from the interdisciplinary perspective reported in this book. Brought together here is the work of physiologists, psychologists, and researchers in behavioral medicine, together with - for the first time - specialists and practitioners of traditional Japanese arts and culture. Knowledge of the art and control of breathing, which are essential features of such disciplines as Zen and Noh, opens a new and until now unexplored path for scientists seeking to understand the relation between respiration and emotion"--Font no determinada

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