BFBEL

Tolerance Test

Application

stress management

psychosomatic stress-related problems

psychophysiological stress tolerance

Description

The aim of the program is to identify how the client reacts in an active stress situation.

Using clicks of the mouse the client assesses the shape, colour and accompanying acoustic signal of a geometric figure that moves about the screen. The computer continuously adapts the speed of presentation to the client’s performance. This subjects the client to the optimum level of persistent stress.

MAIN AREAS OF APPLICATION

Sport

Children

Psychotherapy

Pain & psychosomatic symptoms

Rehabilitation

LANGUAGES

English

French

German

DURATION

3 minutes

REQUIRED HARDWARE

As many as possible of the available monitoring devices.

ADVICE

You can adapt the level of difficulty to the client’s performance by various means, such as by removing the audio signal or adjusting the program’s settings so that it does not respond immediately to changes in performance.
Since the clients use the mouse in this procedure, the system can also identify the effects of working position and stress on the musculature. Observe how the clients work the tasks. The adaptive procedure takes the clients to the limit of their performance. What does they consider to be the reasons for mistakes? Are they blamed on lack of computer experience or on a mouse that isn't working properly?

Further trainings

Basic training programs

RESP – Relaxation exercises Line feedback Threshold value training Volume feedback Audio feedback

Special training programs

BFBEL – Tolerance Test BFEDA – SCL Relaxation Exercises BFEMG – Electromyography BFHRV – Heart rate variability BFKON – Confrontation with picture sequences BFMUSK – Neuromuscular Rehabilitation BFREC – Voice and Video Recorder BFRESP – Breathing Exercises BFSTAT – Statistical Module BFSTR – Activation Screening BFVASO – Blood Circulation BFVID – Confrontation with video sequences