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KMID : 0387420090200030133
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Korean Society of Oriental Neuropsychiatry
2009 Volume.20 No. 3 p.133 ~ p.147
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Effect of Meditation According to Emotional State and Meditation Subgroup Evaluated by HRV(Heart Rate Variability)
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Suh Jin-Woo
Hwang Eun-Young
Chung Sun-Yong
Whang Wei-Wan
Kim Jong-Woo
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Abstract
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Objectives: This study has the object to evaluate the effect of meditation at the clinical field and to classify the profer meditation by the emotional states of patients.
Methods: Thirty volunteers have been recruited using local advertisement. They devided into two groups(patient group, normal group). Emotional states and stressors (STAI, STAXI, BDI, SCL-90-R, Stress Response inventory, Life event stress) have been evaluated. After that test HRV(Heart Rate Variability) has been tested and subjects took a 5-minute rest. After that, one of meditation has been chosed and has been demonstrated for 10 minutes by practiced trainer(Autogenic Training, Fruit Imaginary Meditation, Random assignment). After 5 minutes resting time, HRV has been measured again with meditation that had been administered.
Results: 1. The higher the scale of emotional index, the more sensitively react has been occured according to the meditation. 2. The rate of HRV index that means stable state is higher in Fruit Imaginary Meditation group who thought to be administered meditation well. 3. The Fruit Imaginary Meditation is more effective immediately than Autogenic Training assessed by HRV scale and VAS scale of well-administered meditation especially in patients group. 4. Subjects of Highly suffered emotional problem have more effect in Fruit Imaginary Meditation Group compared to Autogenic Training Group.
Conclusions: Suitable beginner meditation course considered patient’s emotional problem needs to be programmed.
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KEYWORD
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Meditation, HRV(Heart Rate Variability), Autogenic Training, Fruit Imaginary Meditation, SCL-90-R, STAI, STAXI.
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