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1.)Do you think sound or sight effects heart rate? Whichever one you choose please explain?
2.) Do you think the state of emotion effects a person's heart rate? Why?
3.) How do we visually infer an event versus if we hear it?
4.) How does temperature effect a person's heart rate?
5.) Does anxiety contribute to heart rate increase?
6.) How does age effect a person's heart rate? Why?
7.) How does our heart rate react to a suspenseful or scary movie?
Interview: sight vs. sound
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loca400
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loca400
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Interview: sight vs. sound
Do you think sound or sight effects heart rate?
Which effects a heart rate more sight or sound? Whichever one you choose please explain?
Do you think the state of emotion effects a person's heart rate?
Do you think age effects a person's heart rate?
How do we visually observe an event vs. if we hear it descibed?
How does body temperature effects a person's heart rate?
Does anxiety contribute to increase a person's heart rate? How and why?
How does our heart react when we watch a suspenseful or scary movie? How does this happen?
How does our heart react when we listen to something suspenseful or scary? How does this happen?
Which effects a heart rate more sight or sound? Whichever one you choose please explain?
Do you think the state of emotion effects a person's heart rate?
Do you think age effects a person's heart rate?
How do we visually observe an event vs. if we hear it descibed?
How does body temperature effects a person's heart rate?
Does anxiety contribute to increase a person's heart rate? How and why?
How does our heart react when we watch a suspenseful or scary movie? How does this happen?
How does our heart react when we listen to something suspenseful or scary? How does this happen?
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Re: sight vs. sound
Hmmm. I see that you have posted your question on the due date of your project. Do you think that is a good idea?
I see that you would like someone other than yourself to answer the questions that, I surmise, were needed for your project. We are here to help you, not to do your work for you.
So here is my help -- go to this URL:
http://www.google.com
Type your questions verbatim into the search box. You will get back a plenitude of relevant information. You might also search Wikipedia for topics such as "heart rate". Be very, very, very sure that you do not just copy the Wikipedia material: that would be plagiarism, which is frowned upon. At the very least you should plan to spend many hours reading and taking notes in order to write your answers. Wikipedia usually provides references -- read these too, where possible, and be sure to cite them as sources for information. That will put a smile on your teacher's face.
I see that you would like someone other than yourself to answer the questions that, I surmise, were needed for your project. We are here to help you, not to do your work for you.
So here is my help -- go to this URL:
http://www.google.com
Type your questions verbatim into the search box. You will get back a plenitude of relevant information. You might also search Wikipedia for topics such as "heart rate". Be very, very, very sure that you do not just copy the Wikipedia material: that would be plagiarism, which is frowned upon. At the very least you should plan to spend many hours reading and taking notes in order to write your answers. Wikipedia usually provides references -- read these too, where possible, and be sure to cite them as sources for information. That will put a smile on your teacher's face.
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Re: Interview: sight vs. sound
Hi loca400,
John gave you some great advice, and you may have already completed your assignment. I just wanted to point out that a lot of your questions have to do with the connection between the nervous system and heart rate. Heart rate is mediated by two divisions of the nervous system: the sympathetic nervous system (for "fight or flight" responses), which speeds up heart rate, and the parasympathetic nervous system (for "resting and digesting"), which slows down the heart rate. If you understand which division would be stimulated (turned on) by different sights, sounds, and emotions, then you would understand their effects on heart rate.
Heather
John gave you some great advice, and you may have already completed your assignment. I just wanted to point out that a lot of your questions have to do with the connection between the nervous system and heart rate. Heart rate is mediated by two divisions of the nervous system: the sympathetic nervous system (for "fight or flight" responses), which speeds up heart rate, and the parasympathetic nervous system (for "resting and digesting"), which slows down the heart rate. If you understand which division would be stimulated (turned on) by different sights, sounds, and emotions, then you would understand their effects on heart rate.
Heather