Be still my heart: Cardiac regulation as a mode of uncertainty reduction
Posted on 2021-02-24 - 03:55 authored by Andrew Corcoran
Raw and preprocessed datasets and analysis code for replicating analyses reported in Corcoran, Macefield, & Hohwy (2021) 'Be still my heart: Cardiac regulation as a mode of uncertainty reduction' Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.
Datasets include electrophysiological measures of cardiac (pulse photoplethysmogram) and electrodermal activity (skin potentials) recorded during a binocular rivalry-replay experiment featuring face and house stimuli (see supplementary materials for stimulus information).
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Corcoran, Andrew; Macefield, Vaughan; Hohwy, Jakob (2021). Be still my heart: Cardiac regulation as a mode of uncertainty reduction. Monash University. Collection. https://doi.org/10.26180/c.5084189
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- VMVaughan Macefield
KEYWORDS
multistable perceptionbinocular rivalryHeart Rate Variabilityheart rateinterbeat-intervalpulse waveselectrodermal activityinteroceptionallostasisactive inferencePredictive ProcessingFree Energy Principlephotoplethysmographyattentionperceptual uncertaintyperceptual decision makingambiguitySensory Processes, Perception and Performance