This study used a multiple-baseline design to examine the effects of computer-assisted biofeedback on engagement and self-regulation in children with autism. Results showed improved speed to engagement, on-task behavior, and academic performance for some participants, with educators noting behaviora...
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This study explores neurophysiological correlates of sustained positive emotions, revealing heart-brain interactions and distinct brain activation during appreciation.
www.heartmath.org/research/research-library/abstracts/functional-magnetic-resonance-hrv/
This study explores the neurophysiological basis of sustained positive emotions, revealing heart-brain interactions and distinct brain activation patterns linked to appreciation.
The Heart Reinnervates After Transplantation - HeartMath Institute
Cardiac reinnervation post-transplant remains debated. Study in dogs shows nerve regrowth, partial functional recovery, and intrinsic neuronal remodeling, requiring direct assessment.
www.heartmath.org/research/research-library/abstracts/role-of-physiological-coherence/
This study explores heart-generated electromagnetic fields in energy exchanges between individuals, showing measurable effects and potential healing applications.
Study examines age and gender effects on heart rate variability (HRV) over nine decades. HRV decreases with age, with gender differences diminishing after 50 years.
Study shows new emotional self-management program reduces stress, negative emotions, and cortisol while increasing positive emotions and DHEA in healthy adults over one month.
Study of 20 subjects reveals emotional states affect autonomic balance. Three modes identified: normal, entrainment, and internal coherence. Positive emotions maybe beneficial in reducing hypertension.
Head-Heart Entrainment: A Preliminary Survey - HeartMath Institute
www.heartmath.org/research/research-library/basic/head-heart-entrainment-preliminary-survey/
Study examines entrainment between HRV, respiration, and EEG in 5 subjects using self-management. Findings show frequency-locking and cross-correlations among biological oscillators.
A study on HIV-positive individuals showed the HeartMath program reduced anxiety, improved vitality, and enhanced overall well-being over six months

