State as a Determinant of Infants' Heart Rate Response to Stimulation
作者： M. Lewis , B. Bartels , S. Goldberg
DOI: 10.1126/SCIENCE.155.3761.486
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摘要: With each infant serving as his own control, the data indicate that waking or sleeping states, independent of prestimulation heart rate, can significantly affect rate response to tactile stimulation.
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