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emotional expression involved vocal indicators such as pitch level, pitch variation, tempo, strength,
clearness of pronunciation, terminal contours, pleasant-unpleasant level, and excitement level.
Results indicated that seven vocal indicators except terminal contour successfully discriminated
four emotions. Percentages of correct discrimination using seven vocal indicators were 73.9%.
The results imply that nonverbal vocal cues without any verbal content can be used to identify
clients' emotions in psychotherapy.
4083.129 Study on the application of self-hypnosis on remedying for the psychological disease of
undergraduates, Wen Pei, Ke He, Taofeng Zhou, Mingqin Chen, Guizhou Normal University,
China
The article studies primarily the effect of self-hypnosis technology on improving the bad emotion
of students, when having intercourse with others. Through in control of this method, most of
students can remove effectually the bad feeling on how to deal with the relationship with others,
ameliorate frame of mind and boost up the willpower. It is a great extendable value for the
character of substantial, efficiency and the better application, by analyzing and comparing with the
other methods.
4083.130 A comparison of the psychological effects of standard exercises with those of space
exercises in autogenic training, Ikuyo Kondo, Waseda University, Japan
The purpose of this study was to compare the psychological effects of the heaviness and the
warmth Standard Exercises(SE) with those of the first Space Exercises(SP) in Autogenic
Training(AT) on college students. All the participants were assessed with STAI-T, ATCES
(Autogenic Training Clinical Effectiveness Scale), Rosenberg’s Self-Esteem Scale, and the
Yatabe-Guilford Personality Inventory before and after the 2 weeks program. The results showed
that the SE group more decreased the STAI-T and more increased the ATCES than the SP group,
while the more neurotic, the more increased the Self-Esteem in both of the SE and SP groups.
4083.131 The effects of flotation therapy on relaxation and emotion improved, Peicheng Hu 1 ,
Ying Su 2 , 1 Peking University, China; 2 Beijing Normal University, China
Objective: Flotation therapy is built on a proven clinical procedure called “Restricted
Environmental Stimulation Therapy”. The aim of this study is to explore the influences of flotation
therapy on the subjects’ psychological and physiological function. Methods: 41 subjects (20 male,
21 female) finished 4 sessions. Heart rate and frontal EMG were measured and SAS, SDS, SCL-9
were filled before and after session. Results: The results showed significant decreased in heart rate
and frontal EMG after each session. SCL-90 was improved. Conclusions: Flotation therapy has
good effects on deep relaxation, dealing with stress, emotion and mental state improved.
4083.132 The pschotherapical thoughts of Zhang Congzheng in ancient China, Fang Yi, China
This article expounds the psychotherapies of an excellent therapist in ancient China. He is Zhang
congzheng in the Yuan Dynasty. The principles of his psychotherapies are: wholistic treatments
using the psychological and physical treatments at the same time; different treatments to different
people. He had designed many masterly and effective psychological treatments, including the
systematic psychotherapy of “using one or more affections to reclaim another maladjusted
affection(s)”, which is earlier 800 years or so than the homothetic one in western.
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