Navigation
Skip to Content
Search engine
Search engine
×
upf.edu
Studies
Research
Services
University
Information addressed to ...
Prospective students
Alumni
International students
Companies and organizations
Media
Contact
Online office
En
CG
Campus Global
DTIC MdM Strategic Program: Artificial and Natural Intelligence for ICT and beyond
Description
Research
Positions
Projects
Publications
PhD Awards
Innovation
Projects
Events
Seminars
Other events
News
Blog
MdM 2016-2020
Projects
Publications
Datasets
Software
Thesis
Events 2016-2020
Transversal actions
More ...
DTIC MdM Strategic Program: Artificial and Natural Intelligence for ICT and beyond
Description
Research
Positions
Projects
Publications
PhD Awards
Innovation
Projects
Events
Seminars
Other events
News
Blog
MdM 2016-2020
Projects
Publications
Datasets
Software
Thesis
Events 2016-2020
Transversal actions
upf.edu
Studies
Research
Services
University
Information addressed to...
Prospective students
Alumni
International students
Companies and organizations
Media
Contact
Menú
En
CG
Campus Global
inici
/
Blog
/
BYMBOS - Body Mind Interaction in Students, seminar by Simone Tassani in the UPF Planeray Wellbeing initiative
BYMBOS - Body Mind Interaction in Students, seminar by Simone Tassani in the UPF Planeray Wellbeing initiative
Blogs
BYMBOS - Body Mind Interaction in Students, seminar by Simone Tassani in the UPF Planeray Wellbeing initiative
AURELIO RUIZ GARCIA
Published Date
1 Year Ago - 124 Views
In the framework of the
Planeray Wellbeing initiative
of UPF
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2023, at 13:00 CET, UPF Campus Ciutadella, room 40.113
we will have the talk entitled
BYMBOS - Body Mind Interaction in Students
by Simone Tassani
Abstract:
There is an increasing incidence of musculoskeletal conditions (58% increase from 1990 to 2017), especially among adolescents (up to 75% of the population). Psychological factors such as mismanaged stress, anxiety, and other emotions may be contributing factors. Breathing affects motor control, postural stability, and plays several roles in physiological and psychological regulation [3]. Hence, breathing may be a mediator between posture and emotions. Yet, results from preliminary studies suggest that many cannot intentionally perform diaphragm breathing, impacting their posture, and affecting their emotional regulation abilities. This study aims to identify a possible triangular link among posture, breathing, and stress. The breathing and posture of UPF volunteers were monitored using stereophotogrammetric technology while anxiety and self-esteem were evaluated using a survey. Breathing is a possible mediator showing relations to stability and psychological health. However, in both cases, the relationship is inverted by gender. Such differences do not seem explicable by mere biology, and social canons should be taken into consideration.
Other events associated to the MdM program will be available here.
More Blog Entries
CBC research advances the way for the brain to be able to control devices in real time
AURELIO RUIZ GARCIA
21 Feb
#Innovation: Senso-eAXON, VirTest and SkyNote present at 4YFN, the MWC’s entrepreneurship fair
AURELIO RUIZ GARCIA
25 Feb
Hidden