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Emotion Induction and its Sequelae on Interoceptive Awareness Using Heartbeat-Evoked Potential and Cardiac Measures

Contributors

Murray, Ryan James

Directors

Grandjean, Didier Maurice

Master program title

Maîtrise universitaire interdisciplinaire en neurosciences

Defense date

2012

Abstract

Background & Purpose: Processing, perceiving, and representing internal bodily information underlie interoceptive awareness (IA), an elemental component in selfconsciousness. Heartbeat perception remains a reliable method of measuring IA, and contemporary research demonstrates its efficacy in delineating individuals with high versus poor IA. At a cortical level, heartbeat-evoked potentials (HEP), synchronized to the R-wave peak, have provided reliable insight into the cognitive and attentional processes associated with heartbeat perception accuracy. To date, however, no study has measured IA and HEP in relation to emotional experience and emotion induction...

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Citation (ISO format)

MURRAY, Ryan James. Emotion Induction and its Sequelae on Interoceptive Awareness Using Heartbeat-Evoked Potential and Cardiac Measures. Master, 2012.

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01/11/2012 11:22:00

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01/11/2012 11:22:00

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