The Physiological Measurement Handbook

Handbook of Neural Activity Measurement

Most of what we know about the biology of the brain has been obtained using a large variety of measurement techniques, from the intracellular electrode recordings used by Hodgkin and Huxley to understand the initiation of action potentials in squid axons to functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), used to explore higher cognitive functions. To extract meaningful information from these meas...

Physiological Measurement

1831 Modelling fat mass as a function of weekly physical activity profiles measured by Actigraph accelerometers 1901 The prevalence of upright non-stepping time in comparison to stepping time in 11–13 year old school children across seasons

Physiological measurement of the small airways.

Noninvasive physiological measurements are reviewed that have been reported in the literature with the specific aim being to study the small airways in lung disease. This has mostly involved at-the-mouth noninvasive measurement of flow, pressure or inert gas concentration, with the intent of deriving one or more indices that are representative of small airway structure and function. While these...

The Handbook

949C. Physiological Measurement in Counseling Psychology

950. Interpersonal Process Recall (ED 814A .. 850A.) Fall. 3f3-2) Doctoral candidates in coun.wding psycho ogy or approval of instructor. A structured training model designed to teach facilitation of interpersonal communication through learning communication skills, examining interpersonal stress, and self-study of one's O\Vn vidcorccordcd behavior. Thcorv and research issues will be presented. ·