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  • Book
    Ed Diener, ed.
    Contents:
    Introduction : the science of well-being : reviews and theoretical articles by Ed Diener / Ed Diener
    Subjective well-being / Ed Diener
    In pursuit of happiness : empirical answers to philosophical questions / Pelin Kesebir and Ed Diener
    Personality and subjective well-being / Richard E. Lucas and Ed Diener
    Beyond the hedonic treadmill : revising the adaptation theory of well-being / Ed DIener, RIchard E. Lucas and Christie Napa Scollon
    Will money increase subjective well-being? : a literature review and guide to needed research / Ed Diener and Robert Biswas-Diener
    The well-being of nations : linking together trust, cooperation, and democracy / William Tov and Ed Diener
    The optimum level of well-being : can people be too happy? / Shigehiro Oishi, Ed Diener, and Richard E. Lucas
    Beyond money : toward an economy of well-being / Ed Diener and Martin E.P. Seligman
    Conclusion : the well-being science needed now / Ed Diener.
    Digital Access Springer 2009
  • Article
    Schulze F.
    Albrecht Von Graefes Arch Klin Exp Ophthalmol. 1977 Jul 08;203(1):31-43.
    The author reports on electrophysiologic investigations of extraocular muscles in rabbits in vivo by means of standardized glass microelectrodes. The results of investigation on muscle-fiber membrane resting potentials of 'slow fibers' as well as on postsynaptical potentials of 'slow fibers' are analyzed after having elucidated the problems as well as the methods employed and the experimental setup. By figures and synopses in tabular form the author illustrates the electrophysiologic parameters of three different types of muscle fibers of 'slow fibers' of extraocular muscles that can with certainty be differentiated electrophysiologically. In the discussion references are made to the importance of the submitted results of investigation for basic research and for clinical ophthalmo-electromyography. Finally, the trends of investigation of the electrophysiologic analysis of extraocular muscles are discussed.
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