Open Access e-Journal Cardiometry No.16 May 2020

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Table 11Eigenvalues and percentage of an interpretable dispersionof factors after Quartimax rotation at the final stage ofconfirmatory factor analysisFactor: 1 2 3Eigenvalue 2,388 1, 945 1,005Dispersion (%) 29,85 24,13 12,56Cumulative % 29,85 54,16 66,72Table 12Factor structure of the correlation relationships after Quartimaxrotation at the final stage of the confirmatory factor analysisEgo-statesNumber of factor1 2 31 0,1671 -0,8282 -0,21142 0,3202 -0,4789 -0,63683 0,2279 -0,77824 0,5261 -0,1929 -0,58585 0,5386 -0,5576 -0,36396 0,7462 -0,26257 0,8068 0,6575 -0,2702Table 13Eigenvalues and percentage of an interpretable dispersionof factors after Equimax rotation at the final stage of theconfirmatory factor analysisFactor: 1 2 3Eigenvalue 1,854 1, 861 1,623Dispersion (%) 23,17 23,26 20,29Cumulative % 23,17 46,43 66,72Table 14Factor structure of the correlation relationships after Equimaxrotation at the final stage of the confirmatory factor analysisEgo-statesNumber of factor1 2 31 -0,8043 -0,32872 -0,4158 -0,74713 0,1709 -0,7709 -0,19124 0,3006 -0,1373 -0,74035 0,6065 -0,5934 0,11636 0,686 -0,2622 -0,29547 0,776 -0,22068 0,5327 -0,47212) cards-indicators of their differentiated emotionalunreadiness/unconditioning for successful overcomingthe certain life’s trials;3) cards-indicators of their differentiated emotionalreadiness/conditioning for successful overcoming thecertain life’s trials.Special attention deserves a significant contributionto the first selected factor (conventionally it may be definedas an integrative readiness/conditioning for life’strials) among the SI values obtained when the respondentsfocus on those metaphoric cards, which are associatedwith their unreadiness/unconditioning for theirexamination period. The matter is that, in their posttestinterviews, many respondents have mentioned theirunwillingness to once again retrieve their negative statesassociated with this kind of the metaphoric cards. Theydesired to actively use in practice the revealed chanceto evoke their positive emotional states with the use ofthe metaphoric cards. In other words, at this stage therespondents have expressed a constructive form of theirsupra-situational activity aimed at a positive correctionof their own emotional state (the subject-genetic natureof such supra-situational activity is described in moredetail in [5-7]). In these cases, the metaphoric associativecards become effective stimulation for the creationand maintenance of positive mindset to achieve a successin overcoming significant life difficulties.As we see from the data presented, the SI values forpositive emotional states form a part of Factor 1 and3, as a rule. The exception is those SI values recordedwhen the respondents focus on those metaphoriccards, which are associated with their unreadiness/unconditioning for their examination period. We havedescribed the possible cause of this exception in thepreceding paragraph.The SI values related to the negative emotionalstates are the major contributors to factor 2. Moreover,this regularity and this factor structure, as a whole, areretained for all the rotation variants used. This, in additionto the fact of statistically significant differencesin average SI values, also demonstrates a substantialcommonality of the positive emotional states, whichconsiderably differs from that substantial commonalityof those SI values, which have been recorded for thenegative emotional states.It should be noted that the most powerful factors inall variants of rotation include both the SI values for allpositive emotional states, when they have been actualizedindividually, and those SI values, which have beenreported, when our respondents have worked with thecards, which are associated with all three positive emotionalstates. This suggests that the factor structureconfirms that at the psycho-physiological level there isa positive training effect produced by alternate actualizationof positive emotional states by the respondentsusing the metaphoric cards selected by them.ConclusionsThe obtained evidence data allow concluding thatthe metaphoric associative cards can serve not only asa forecasting tool, a sort of predictors of human behaviorin certain emotionally charged, stressful situations,60 | Cardiometry | Issue 16. May 2020
but also as a means for active modeling of optimalconditioning for successful overcoming of the aboveunfavorable situations.The conducted studies have experimentally confirmedthe validity of our hypothesis that the metaphoricassociative cards, in addition to the colorfuldescription of the phenomena, personified by the respondents,provide and mobilize the human physiologicalresponse to a specific type thereof. It has beenshown that such mobilization is manifested in a certainpattern of the cardiovascular system performance.As it is the case with the theoretical constructs investigatedby us earlier in the field of transactional analysis[2, 8], the metaphoric associative cards really assist an individualto activate his/her definite, substantively different,psychophysiological status. The transitions from oneego-state to another are actually accompanied by significantchanges in the human organism performance, and,first of all, in the performance of the heart. The reliablemarker of such changes is the heart rate variability assessmentbased on the Baevsky stress index (SI) technique.Besides, as in [1-3], we have obtained experimentalconfirmation of the validity of using such a complexcardiometric indicator as the Baevsky stress index (SI)to assess the effectiveness of various psycho-correctionmethods. But while earlier it has been applicableto the methods of psychosomatic self-regulation andtransactional analysis [1-3, 8-11], now an efficient useof the Baevsky stress index has been also demonstratedin relation to the metaphoric associative cards incorrection of various types of the human behavior.Statement on ethical issuesResearch involving people and/or animals is in fullcompliance with current national and internationalethical standards.Conflict of interestNone declared.Author contributionsThe authors read the ICMJE criteria for authorship andapproved the final manuscript.References1. Abdurakhmanov RA, Agapov VS, Azarnov NN, etal. Modeling and optimization in human behavior.Мoscow, 2019.2. Abdurakhmanov RA, Agapov VS, Adamov LE, etal. Problems and achievements of modern stressology(monograph) / Ed. by Ognev AS. Moscow, 2020.3. Zernov VA, et al. Application of computer cardiographCardiocode in engineering and social psychology.Higher education today. 2019;3:68-75.4. Kulaichev AP. Methods and integrated tools of statisticaldata analysis. Moscow, 2018.5. Ognev AS. Psychology of Person Subject Genesis:Monograph. Moscow, 2019.6. Ognev AS, Likhachev EV. Subject genesis of lifepath. Actual problems and prospects of developmentof modern psychology. 2013;1:234-9.7. Ognev AS, Likhacheva EV, Sidorenko MG, KazakovKA. Terms of the effective use of video content in“Life navigation”. Voronezh State Technical UniversityHerald. 2013;9(3-2):104-5.8. Zernov VA, et al. CARDIOMETRIC FINGER-PRINTS OF VARIOUS HUMAN EGO STATES. Cardiometry.2019. No. 15. P. 38-42.9. Ognev AS, et al. Cardio-oculometric (cardio-oculographic)detection of functional states in a humanindividual. Cardiometry. 2019;14:104-5.10. Ognev AS, et al. Cardiometric detection of effectsand patterns of emotional responses by a human individualto verbal, audial and visual stimuli. Cardiometry.2019;14:79-86.11. Ognev AS, et al.Validity of cardiometric performance data: an integralpart of complex assessment of training session effectiveness.Cardiometry. 2019;14:96-100.Issue 16. May 2020 | Cardiometry | 61
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