Cowings P S, Toscano W B
Aviat Space Environ Med. 1982 Jun;53(6):570-5.
Twenty-four men were randomly assigned to four equal groups matched in terms of their Coriolis Sickness Susceptibility Index (CSSI). Two groups of subjects were highly susceptible to motion sickness, and two groups were moderately susceptible. All subjects were given six CSSI tests at 5-d intervals. Treatment Groups I (highly susceptible) and II (moderately susceptible) were taught to control their autonomic responses, using a training method called autogenic-feedback training (AFT) before the third, fourth, and fifth CSSI tests. Control Groups III (highly susceptible) and IV (moderately susceptible) received no treatment. Results showed that both treatment groups significantly improved performance on CSSI tests after training; neither of the control groups changed significantly. Highly and moderately susceptible subjects in the two treatment groups improved at comparable rates. Highly susceptible control group subjects did not habituate across tests as readily as the moderately susceptible controls.
24名男性被随机分为四组，根据他们的科里奥利病易感性指数（CSSI）进行匹配。两组受试者对晕动病高度易感，两组为中度易感。所有受试者每隔5天进行6次CSSI测试。在第三次、第四次和第五次CSSI测试之前，治疗组I（高度易感）和II（中度易感）采用一种称为自生反馈训练（AFT）的训练方法，学习控制他们的自主反应。对照组III（高度易感）和IV（中度易感）未接受治疗。结果显示，两个治疗组在训练后CSSI测试的表现均显著改善；两个对照组均无显著变化。两个治疗组中高度和中度易感的受试者改善速度相当。高度易感对照组的受试者在多次测试中不如中度易感对照组容易产生适应性。
