دانلود کتاب Physical Work and Effort. Proceedings of the First International Symposium Held at the Wenner–Gren Center, Stockholm, December 2–4, 1975

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Already published in this series:, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
INVITED CONTRIBUTORS, Pages vii-ix
PREFACE, Pages xi-xii, Gunnar Borg
OPENING ADDRESS, Page xiii, Yngve Zotterman
GENERAL INTRODUCTION: PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE THREE EFFORT CONTINUA, Pages 1-10, Gunnar Borg
PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS IN FATIGUE, Pages 13-24, Howard G. Knuttgen
VISUAL PERCEPTION AND STRESS, Pages 25-37, H.W. Leibowitz
SIMPLE RATING METHODS FOR ESTIMATION OF PERCEIVED EXERTION, Pages 39-47, Gunnar Borg
VERSATILITY OF THE CONSTANT-EFFORT PROCEDURE, Pages 49-60, W.S. Cain
A WORK TEST BASED ON PREFERRED SETTINGS, Pages 61-74, Bengt Edgren
THE INFLUENCE OF AIR POLLUTANTS (CO and O₃) ON BEHAVIOR AND SUBMAXIMAL AND MAXIMAL WORK PERFORMANCE, Pages 75-90, S.M. Horvath
GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL VARIATION IN PERCEIVED EXERTION AND HEART RATE DURING BICYCLE ERGOMETER WORK, Pages 91-99, P.V. Komi, S.-L. Karppi
PERCEPTION OF MECHANICAL FACTORS IN BREATHING, Pages 101-113, Miriam Salamon, C.v. Euler, C.v. Euler, O. Franzén
AGING, INFORMATION PROCESSING AND FITNESS*,, Pages 115-136, George E. Stelmach, Gordon L. Diewert
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PHYSICAL FITNESS RELATED TO INFORMATION PROCESSING IN ELDERLY PEOPLE, Pages 137-143, Monica Ohlsson
BUILDUP OF FATIGUE IN STATIC WORK: ROLE OF BLOOD FLOW, Pages 145-155, Joseph C. Stevens, Alan S. Krimsley
THE EFFECTS OF FATIGUE ON THE PERCEPTION OF MUSCULAR EFFORT, Pages 157-180, Robert Teghtsoonian, Martha Teghtsoonian, Jan-Gunnar Karlsson
ASPECTS OF THE VALIDITY OF BORG'S SCALE. IS IT MEASURING STRESS OR STRAIN?, Pages 181-196, H.-V. Ulmer, U. Janz, H Löllgen
ON THE ASSESSMENT OF PHYSICAL WORK STRESS, Pages 199-216, Kaare Rodahl
THE EFFECT OF AGE AND SEX ON THE PERCEPTION OF EXERTION DURING AN EXERCISE TEST WITH A LINEAR INCREASE IN HEART RATE, Pages 217-221, M. Arstila, K. Antila, H. Wendelin, I. Vuori, I. Välimäki
HEART RATE CONTROLLED ERGOMETRY AND ITS APPLICATION, Pages 223-237, L.-O. Nordesjö, L.-G. Ekelund, L. Sporre
A COMPARISON BETWEEN TWO WORK TESTS CONTROLLED SUBJECTIVELY AND BY HEART-RATE, Pages 239-254, Gunnar Borg, Jan-Gunnar Karlsson, Lars-Göran Ekelund
AGE-RELATED CHANGES IN EXERCISE PERCEPTION, Pages 255-266, Oded Bar-Or
PERCEPTION OF EFFORT IN SELECTED SAMPLES OF OLYMPIC ATHLETES AND SOLDIERS,, Pages 267-277, William P. Morgan
DIFFERENCES IN MAXIMAL AEROBIC POWER RELATED TO THE DAILY PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN CHILDHOOD, Pages 279-288, Joseph Rutenfranz, Václev Seliger, Kris Lange Andersen, Juhani Ilmarinen, Inge Berndt, Peter Knauth
DISCUSSION ON DIFFERENTIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PROBLEMS, Pages 289-293
STUDIES OF PERCEIVED EXERTION RATE ON BICYCLE ERGOMETER IN CONDITIONS REPRODUCING SOME ASPECTS OF INDUSTRIAL WORK (SHIFT WORK; NOISE), Pages 297-305, G. Costa, E. Gaffuri
FREQUENCY OF ISCHEMIC EXERCISE ECG CHANGES IN ASYMPTOMATIC MEN WITH PRIMARY HYPERLIPIDAEMIA EVALUATED WITH HEART RATE CONTROLLED ERGOMETRY, Pages 307-313, L.-G. Eklund, A.G. Olsson, L.A. Carlson
ESTIMATION OF PERCEIVED PAIN DURING TREAD-MILL TESTING OF PATIENTS WITH OBLITERATIVE ARTERIAL DISEASE OF THE LOWER LIMBS, Pages 315-322, Brita Eklund
HEART RATE AND PERCEIVED EXERTION IN SIMULATED WORK WITH HIGH HEAT STRESS, Pages 323-332, F. Gamberale, I Holmér
EFFORT IN DRIVING AS A TRAFFIC-SAFETY PROBLEM, Pages 333-343, R. Näätänen, H. Summala
PERCEIVED EXERTION OF DYNAMIC EXERCISE IN NORMAL SUBJECTS AND PATIENTS FOLLOWING LEG INJURY, Pages 345-355, A.J. Sargeant, C.T.M. Davies
EXERCISE PERFORMANCE AND PERCEIVED EXERTION IN PATIENTS AFTER MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION, Pages 357-366, K. Turkulin, B. Zamlic, U. Pegan
DISCUSSION ON CLINICAL AND APPLIED STUDIES, Pages 367-368
PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING PERCEIVED EXERTION, Pages 371-383, Kent B. Pandolf
OXYGEN BREATHING, SELECTED PHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES AND PERCEPTION OF EFFORT DURING SUBMAXIMAL EXERCISE, Pages 385-399, Preben K. Pedersen, Hugh G. Welch
PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS LEADING TO INCREASED EFFORT, LEG FATIGUE, AND RESPIRATORY DISTRESS DURING PROLONGED, STRENUOUS BICYCLE RIDING, Pages 401-416, P.C. Weiser, D.A. Stamper
GENERAL DISCUSSION, Pages 417-439