Definition of "psychophysiology" []

• The branch of physiology dealing with the relationship between physiological processes and thoughts, emotions, and behavior. (noun)

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• "As a biofeedback software developer, and developer of related applied psychophysiology software, part of my job was to figure out what my customers -- clinicians and researchers -- needed, in the way of filtering."
• "So, with my assumption 1, this isn't humanist essentialism any more than phonetics is, but it is rooted in a more physical approach to affect which takes it away from pure neuroscience and grounds it in psychophysiology."
• "“Our findings lead us to believe that by seeking out positive lifestyle experiences that make us laugh, we can do a lot with our psychophysiology to help us stay well,” says Dr. Berk."