Biorhythm

Ing articulung iti tungkul ya keng king pseudoscientific a teoria da reng biorhythm. Para king sientipicung pamagaral kareng durut da reng mabibie o biological cycles, lawen ye ing Chronobiology.

Ing biorhythm (from Greek βιορυθμός - biorhuthmos) metung yang durut o cycle a basi king teoria, tungkul king aspetu ning pamikakatawan (physiological), kapanamdaman (emotional), ampong kayapan o talas o ning kaisipan (intellectual well-being or prowess). Ing "Bio" mangabaldugan yang bie at ing "rhythm" naman, ing flow ing agus king para-pareu ampong taglus-taglus a pamangimut. E ya mas masikan manula kesa king pamikatagun (chance) ing teoria ning biorhythm, at inaus deng pseudoscience deng e maniwala kaniti.^[1]^[2]

Lon la murin deti

Suglung palual, dalerayan, ampong makaugneng pikuanan

Dalerayan a mebanggit

↑ Biological Rhythms: Implications for the Worker. OTA-BA-463 Box 2-A pg. 30. Office of Technology Assessment (1991-09). Retrieved on 2008-02-21. "No evidence exists to support the concept of biorhythms; in fact, scientific data refute their existence."
↑ Carroll, Robert Todd. Biorhythms. Skeptic's Dictionary. Retrieved on 2008-02-21. "The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms."

Aklat

Bartel, Pauline C., "Biorhythm : discovering your natural ups and downs", An Impact book. ISBN 0-531-01355-3
Bentley, Evie, "Awareness : biorhythms, sleep, and dreaming". ISBN 0-415-18872-5
Crawley, Jacyntha, The Biorhythm Kit, UK: ISBN 1-85906-032-3, London Biorhythm Company Limited.
Edlund, Matthew. "Psychological time and mental illness". 1987. ISBN 0-89876-122-0
Evans, James R., (ed.) and Manfred Clynes (ed.), "Rhythm in psychological, linguistic, and musical processes". ISBN 0-398-05235-2
Hodgkins, Zerrin "Biomatch Z". 1998. ISBN 0-9531983-0-8
Lapointe, Fernand, "Biorythmie : comment prâevoir vos bons et mauvais jours". ISBN 0-88566-029-3
Roche, James, "Biorhythms at your fingertips". ISBN 0-7137-1562-6
Thommen, George S., "Is This Your Day". 1973. ISBN 0-517-00742-8

Debarbieux, Patrick, "l'ABC des biorythmes". 1999. ISBN 2-7339-0615-1

Pamanialugsug a milimbag (Research publications)

Biorhythmics

Hines, T. M., "Comprehensive review of biorhythm theory". Psychology Department, Pace University, Pleasantville, NY. Psychol Rep. 1998 Aug;83(1):19-64. (ed. concluded that biorhythm theory is not valid.)
D'Andrea, V. J., D.R. Black, and N. G. Stayrook, "Relation of the Fliess-Swoboda Biorhythm Theory to suicide occurrence". J Nerv Ment Dis. 1984 Aug;172(8):490-4. (ed. concluded that there was a validity to biorhythm when the innovative methods of the study are put to use.)
Laxenaire M., and O. Laurent, "What is the current thinking on the biorhythm theory?". Ann Med Psychol (Paris). 1983 Apr;141(4):425-9. [French](ed. Biorhythm theory is disregarded by the medical world though it has achieved a bit of fame with the public)
Wolcott, J. H., R. R. McMeekin, R. E. Burgin, and R. E. Yanowitch, "Correlation of general aviation accidents with the biorhythm theory". Hum Factors. 1977 Jun;19(3):283-93.
Khalil, T. M., and C. N. Kurucz, "The influence of 'biorhythm' on accident occurrence and performance". Ergonomics. 1977 Jul;20(4):389-98.
"Biorhythm in gynecology--a renaissance of Fliess' theory of periodicity?". Arch Gynecol. 1979 20 July;228(1-4):642. [German]
Nijsten, M.W., and S. E.Willemsen, "Accidents a matter of chance? The significance of lunar phases and biorhythms in trauma patients". Ned Tijdschr Geneeskd. 1991 21 December;135(51):2421-4. [Dutch] (ed. 'critical' biorhythm days were not found to increase the number of accidents experienced by subjects.)

Tungkul king chronobiology

Hastings, Michael, "The brain, circadian rhythms, and clock genes". Clinical review. BMJ 1998;317:1704-1707 19 December.
U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment, "Biological Rhythms: Implications for the Worker Archived Marsu 9, 2005 at the Wayback Machine". U.S. Government Printing Office, September 1991. Washington, DC. OTA-BA-463. NTIS PB92-117589
Ashikari, M., Higuchi, S., Ishikawa, F., and Tsunetsugu, Y., "Interdisciplinary Symposium on 'Human Beings and Environments': Approaches from Biological Anthropology, Social Anthropology and Developmental Psychology". Sunday, 25 August 2002
"Biorhythm experiment management plan", NASA, Ames Research Center. Moffett Field, 1983.
"Biological Rhythms and Human Adaptation to the Environment". US Army Medical Research and Materiel Command (AMRMC), US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine.
Ebert, D., K.P. Ebmeier, T. Rechlin, and W.P. Kaschka, "Biological Rhythms and Behavior", Advances in Biological Psychiatry. ISSN 0378-7354

Aliwa pang maliaring gamitan

Biorhythm

Biorhythms and Relationships The Biomatch Story Archived Nobyembri 28, 2007 at the Wayback Machine
Biorhythm references and history Archived Agostu 2, 2015 at the Wayback Machine"
Biorhythms vs. horoscopes

Chronobiology

Society for Light Treatment and Biological Rhythms
Society for Research on Biological Rhythms, publishers of the Journal of Biological Rhythms ( ISSN 0748-7304 )
Study Shows Body Clock Affects Arthritis Pain

Linimbag da reng e maniwala

Gardner, Martin. "Science: Good, Bad and Bogus", Fliess, Freud, and Biorhythm. Ch. 11. Prometheus Books, Buffalo, N.Y. 1981. ISBN 0-87975-573-3
Hines, Terence M., "A comprehensive review of biorhythm theory". Reprinted from: Psychological Reports, August 1998, Psychology Department, Pace University
Skeptic's Dictionary entry

[OTA-1] Biological Rhythms: Implications for the Worker. OTA-BA-463 Box 2-A pg. 30. Office of Technology Assessment (1991-09). Retrieved on 2008-02-21. "No evidence exists to support the concept of biorhythms; in fact, scientific data refute their existence."

[SkepDic-2] Carroll, Robert Todd. Biorhythms. Skeptic's Dictionary. Retrieved on 2008-02-21. "The theory of biorhythms is a pseudoscientific theory that claims our daily lives are significantly affected by rhythmic cycles overlooked by scientists who study biological rhythms."

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