The effect of biofeedback training on affective regulation and simulated car-racing performance: A multiple case study analysis

The effect of biofeedback training on affective regulation and simulated car-racing performance: A multiple case study analysis

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Article ID: iaor20091267
Country: United Kingdom
Volume: 26
Issue: 7
Start Page Number: 761
End Page Number: 773
Publication Date: May 2008
Journal: Journal of Sports Sciences
Authors: , , , ,
Keywords: performance
Abstract:

The foundation of this study was based on an idiosyncratic concept, which uses probabilistic determinations to verify the utility and effectiveness of a biofeedback intervention by manipulating affective performance states in a race-car simulator. Nine males completed five separate time-trials of a simulated racing task and were then randomly assigned to one of three arousal regulation treatment conditions: (1) optimal, (2) poor, and (3) attention control. Following the biofeedback intervention, participants underwent another series of race trials to determine the effectiveness of the arousal regulation intervention. The results indicated that there were relative similarities in the strength and direction of the perceived and physiological states between the participants.

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