رابطه کارآیی روان شناختی و ویژگی های شخصیتی انتخاب شده افراد در معرض محرک های نویز و ارتعاش

The experimental conditions were based on the theory of H.J. Eysenck, according to which basis of scheme of human action are the inborn properties of the central nervous system, determining the balance between the process of stimulation and inhibition. During experimental studies, participants were subjected to the influence of local and whole body vibration in the low frequency range. Participants were also subjected to the cumulative effect of these vibrations with noise. They performed the original test used to assess their motor skills, which consists in converting by participants, in the shortest possible time, the movement of cursor along the path displayed on monitor. The number of exits out of the path and the time remaining cursor on the path was registered. The collected data were used to determine the correlation between accuracy in performing actions, physiological parameters and the level of extraversion - introversion as a model of personality of experiment participants under the influence of noise and vibration.