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The analysis of aplication yoga on the mental state for a people with multiple sclerosis
SEDLÁČEK, Lukáš
The Bachelor thesis is focused on the effect of application yoga's exercises for the man with the multiple sclerosis. The effect of yoga's exercises to improve the mental state of man with multiple sclerosis. The theoretical part is aimed at multiple sclerosis, yoga, breathing techniques, physical activity and their affect to human body. Small group of volunteers with multiple sclerosis were chosen to do a yoga's exercise. The practical part is focused on yoga's exercises, the Profile of Mood states, done before and after workout. The data were put in MS Excel and the results are described in the graphs and tabs, where are compared with others thesis on the same theme. The results of this thesis approved that yoga's exercises have positive effect on a mental state of members with multiple sclerosis.
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Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care
Formanová, Miroslava ; Harbichová, Ivana (advisor) ; Nováková, Tereza (referee)
Title: Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care Objectives: The aim of the theoretical part is to summarise the available findings about the chosen physiotherapeutical procedures, the psychosomatic attitude to the patients, the emotional states, the affective mood states and the possibilities how to influence them. The aim of the practical part is to evaluate the affective mood states of the patients before and after the physiotherapy care. Methods: The research involves twenty-five patients who underwent physiotherapeutical care in the centres specialised in holistic treatment. Their state was observed with the help of the POMS Questionnaire. The patients filled in the forms before and after the physiotherapeutical intervention with the psychosomatic attitude. The non-parametric version of the Wilcoxon's test was used for the evaluation of the differences of the dependent selected groups. Results: The results have proved all of the three hypotheses. After the physiotherapeutical intervention the current psychical state changed, the decrease of the tension, depression, anger, fatigue and confussion was significant. The vitality was increased significantly. Keywords: Emotional states, physiotherapy, psychosomatic attitude, POMS
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Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care
Formanová, Miroslava ; Harbichová, Ivana (advisor) ; Nováková, Tereza (referee)
Title: Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care Objectives: The aim of the theoretical part is to summarise the available findings about the chosen physiotherapeutical procedures, the psychosomatic attitude to the patients, the emotional states, the affective mood states and the possibilities how to influence them. The aim of the practical part is to evaluate the affective mood states of the patients before and after the physiotherapy care. Methods: The research involves fifty patients who underwent physiotherapeutical care in the centres specialised in holistic treatment. Their state was observed with the help of the POMS Questionnaire. The patients filled in the forms before and after the physiotherapeutical intervention with the psychosomatic attitude. The non-parametric version of the Wilcoxon's test was used for the evaluation of the differences of the dependent selected groups. Results: The results have proved all of the three hypotheses. After the physiotherapeutical intervention the current psychical state changed, the decrease of the tension, depression, anger, fatigue and confussion was significant. The vitality was increased significantly. Keywords: Emotional states, physiotherapy, psychosomatic attitude, POMS
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Possibilities of Non-invasive Control of Hypoxic Training
Pernica, Jan ; Suchý, Jiří (advisor) ; Pupiš, Martin (referee) ; Korvas, Pavel (referee)
Title: Possibilities of Non-invasive Control of Hypoxic Training Objectives: To find out whether there is a statistically significant change in mood dynamics measured by the POMS questionnaire while staying and training in a natural hypoxic environment (LHTH), compared to staying and training in normoxy. To compare and verify other non-invasive methods of controlled training in natural hypoxia. Methods: The research has the character of a quasi-experiment with a plan of repeated measurements. As a method of data acquisition, questioning was carried out using a standardized POMS questionnaire, analysis of training documentation. In the selected persons heart rate measurements and analysis of blood biochemical examination records were also done. An additional interview was included. There are two case studies. Results: A statistically significant difference in mood states was observed in the second week of the training camp, when a naturally hypoxic environment reduced the Energy Index and increased the Total Mood Disturbance of athletes. Casuistic investigations did not find any correlation between athletes' reduced performance and changes in the morning resting heart rate or biochemical blood analysis. However, a correlation between the decrease in performance and the overall mood disorder was...
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Possibilities of Non-invasive Control of Hypoxic Training
Pernica, Jan ; Suchý, Jiří (advisor) ; Pupiš, Martin (referee) ; Korvas, Pavel (referee)
Title: Possibilities of Non-invasive Control of Hypoxic Training Objectives: To find out whether there is a statistically significant change in mood dynamics measured by the POMS questionnaire while staying and training in a natural hypoxic environment (LHTH), compared to staying and training in normoxy. To compare and verify other non-invasive methods of controlled training in natural hypoxia. Methods: The research has the character of a quasi-experiment with a plan of repeated measurements. As a method of data acquisition, questioning was carried out using a standardized POMS questionnaire, analysis of training documentation. In the selected persons heart rate measurements and analysis of blood biochemical examination records were also done. An additional interview was included. There are two case studies. Results: A statistically significant difference in mood states was observed in the second week of the training camp, when a naturally hypoxic environment reduced the Energy Index and increased the Total Mood Disturbance of athletes. Casuistic investigations did not find any correlation between athletes' reduced performance and changes in the morning resting heart rate or biochemical blood analysis. However, a correlation between the decrease in performance and the overall mood disorder was...
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Analysis of the current mental state before and after the race in triathlon
Walter, Jan ; Kovářová, Lenka (advisor) ; Horčic, Josef (referee)
Title : Analysis of the current mental state before and after the race in triathlon Objectives: The aim of this study is to determine how the different current psychological state of athletes before and after the race in long distance triathlon in the dimensions of stress, depression, anger, vigor, fatigue and confusion, and what is the psychological state affects the subjective perception of performance obtained. Methods: For the diagnosis of current mental state before and after the race in triathlon we will use standardized psychological questionnaire POMS (Profile of Mood States - Short Form). For evaluating the statistical significance of differences between the results achieved triathletes before and after the race in long distance triathlon we will use a non-parametric t - test for two dependent files. Results: The results showed that the values for dimensions tiredness after the race, as expected, significantly increased. As expected, the values in the dimension of tension declined significantly. For other dimensions, the average values did not differ significantly. In the dimension of depression and anger average values decreased slightly. The values for the dimension of confusion slightly increased for the dimension of vitality slightly decreased. After making Spearmen rank correlation...
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Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care
Formanová, Miroslava ; Harbichová, Ivana (advisor) ; Nováková, Tereza (referee)
Title: Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care Objectives: The aim of the theoretical part is to summarise the available findings about the chosen physiotherapeutical procedures, the psychosomatic attitude to the patients, the emotional states, the affective mood states and the possibilities how to influence them. The aim of the practical part is to evaluate the affective mood states of the patients before and after the physiotherapy care. Methods: The research involves fifty patients who underwent physiotherapeutical care in the centres specialised in holistic treatment. Their state was observed with the help of the POMS Questionnaire. The patients filled in the forms before and after the physiotherapeutical intervention with the psychosomatic attitude. The non-parametric version of the Wilcoxon's test was used for the evaluation of the differences of the dependent selected groups. Results: The results have proved all of the three hypotheses. After the physiotherapeutical intervention the current psychical state changed, the decrease of the tension, depression, anger, fatigue and confussion was significant. The vitality was increased significantly. Keywords: Emotional states, physiotherapy, psychosomatic attitude, POMS
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Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care
Formanová, Miroslava ; Harbichová, Ivana (advisor) ; Nováková, Tereza (referee)
Title: Affective mood states of the patient in physiotherapy care Objectives: The aim of the theoretical part is to summarise the available findings about the chosen physiotherapeutical procedures, the psychosomatic attitude to the patients, the emotional states, the affective mood states and the possibilities how to influence them. The aim of the practical part is to evaluate the affective mood states of the patients before and after the physiotherapy care. Methods: The research involves twenty-five patients who underwent physiotherapeutical care in the centres specialised in holistic treatment. Their state was observed with the help of the POMS Questionnaire. The patients filled in the forms before and after the physiotherapeutical intervention with the psychosomatic attitude. The non-parametric version of the Wilcoxon's test was used for the evaluation of the differences of the dependent selected groups. Results: The results have proved all of the three hypotheses. After the physiotherapeutical intervention the current psychical state changed, the decrease of the tension, depression, anger, fatigue and confussion was significant. The vitality was increased significantly. Keywords: Emotional states, physiotherapy, psychosomatic attitude, POMS
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Effect of physical exercise on mood changes
LÍSA, Jan
Aim of paper is to find out what effects do physical exercises have on the psychical part of the person. Theoretical part speaks about psychology and emotions from the psychical view, and also from the biological view. It speaks about the effect of sport, group mentality and the way people in a group perceive the sport. It also mentions biological processes in the body and the substances that are made during the physical exertion. Methodical parts speaks about how we will put out hypothesis to the test. That is how, where, how long and under what circumstances will we do our experiement, and how will we evaluate it. Conclution is made of results, which containt tables and graphs with collected data and their explanation in text, evaluation and personal comments. Annexes contain the prototype of the used questionnaire. Results showed, that theoretical hypothesis, that physical activities are beneficial for a human, and statistical hypothesis both proved correct, and statistical one in 83,3% of the cases.
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