Click project name to learn more
Research in Progress
Lily Seah: "Psychophysiological distinctions in emotional responding: Sensitivity to perceiving loss of connection."
Shane McClafferty: "Using PPG to predict emotional changes"
Manuscripts Submitted for Publication
Nackley, B.B., Valenza, G., Barbieri, R., & Friedman, B.H. Capturing “fight or flight”: Time series analysis of a new sympathetic activity index and cardiac pre-ejection period.
Seah, L., & Friedman, B.H. Psychophysiological distinctions in emotional responding: Sensitivity to perceiving loss of connection.
Manuscripts in Preparation
Faunce, J.A., & Friedman, B.H. Sensory entrainment, paying attention, and keeping beat: General effects and individual differences.
Faunce, J.A., & Friedman, B.H. The impact of low frequency sound on affect, cognition, and psychophysiology: a review.
Grant, S.S., & Friedman, B.H. Multidimensional cardioception & trait anxiety: Potential clues from baroreflex sensitivity”
Kissel, H.A., & Friedman, B.H. I can see what you are feeling, but can I feel it? Physiological linkage while viewing communication of emotion via touch.
Kissel, H.A., & Friedman, B.H. Physiological linkage predicts successful communication of emotion via touch.
Nackley, B., & Friedman, B.H. Putting the body back together: a functional autonomic model of interoception.
Nackley., B., & Friedman, B.H. Threat assessment as mechanism in exposure therapy.