A test of the validity of the method of constant stimuli as an index of heartbeat detection
A heartbeat detection task, based on the method of constant stimuli (MCS), requires participants to judge which of a series of tones presented at different delays following a heartbeat are coincident with the heartbeat. Two experiments were conducted to test the validity of the MCS in assessing indi...
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| description | A heartbeat detection task, based on the method
of constant stimuli (MCS), requires participants to judge
which of a series of tones presented at different delays
following a heartbeat are coincident with the heartbeat.
Two experiments were conducted to test the validity of
the MCS in assessing individual differences in the ability
to detect heartbeat sensations. The first experiment found
the MCS to be valid, in that about one-third of subjects
met the criterion for classification as heartbeat detectors
when the tones were presented with respect to their actual
heartbeats, but only one subject met the criterion when
the tones were presented with respect to previously recorded
heartbeats. The second experiment manipulated the timing
of the comparison intervals (i.e., R + 100–600 ms
rather than R + 0–500 ms) to examine the validity
of the median R-wave to tone interval as an index of temporal
location of perceived heartbeats, and found it to be a
valid index. |
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to detect heartbeat sensations. The first experiment found
the MCS to be valid, in that about one-third of subjects
met the criterion for classification as heartbeat detectors
when the tones were presented with respect to their actual
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the tones were presented with respect to previously recorded
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of the comparison intervals (i.e., R + 100–600 ms
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the MCS in assessing individual differences in the ability
to detect heartbeat sensations. The first experiment found
the MCS to be valid, in that about one-third of subjects
met the criterion for classification as heartbeat detectors
when the tones were presented with respect to their actual
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the tones were presented with respect to previously recorded
heartbeats. The second experiment manipulated the timing
of the comparison intervals (i.e., R + 100–600 ms
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which of a series of tones presented at different delays
following a heartbeat are coincident with the heartbeat.
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the MCS in assessing individual differences in the ability
to detect heartbeat sensations. The first experiment found
the MCS to be valid, in that about one-third of subjects
met the criterion for classification as heartbeat detectors
when the tones were presented with respect to their actual
heartbeats, but only one subject met the criterion when
the tones were presented with respect to previously recorded
heartbeats. The second experiment manipulated the timing
of the comparison intervals (i.e., R + 100–600 ms
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