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Relations between Disorder of Sustained Attention and Subjective State, Intellectual Ability, and Daily Behavior on “Drive and Attention” and “Mood ”in the Brain Damaged Kazuyuki Sakatsume 1 , Hajime Hirabayashi 2 , Toshio Kanai 3 1Department of Psychology, Waseda University 2Section of Psychology, Rehabilitation Center, Kakeyu Hospital 3Section of Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation Center, Kakeyu Hospital Keyword: Sustained attention , Tapping task with a constant tempo , Subjective state , Intellectual function , Daily behavior on “drive and attention” and “mood” pp.1111-1119
Published Date 1990/10/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1405902928
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 As a simple clinical test of vigilance (sustained attention), a continuous tapping task with a constant tempo was considered (Sakatsume, et al., 1986, 1987). The procedure was to tap a table continuously at the rate of once per second with a pencil held in a normal hand for a duration of five minutes. The mean and SD of tapping numbers counted every ten seconds were used as indices. For a clinical examination of this task and to clarify the symptom of attention disorder concretely, the relations between this task and ①subjective state (“Feeling of Fatigue”), ②intellectual function (Hasegawa's Dementia Scale), and ③daily behavior (“Drive and Attention” and “Mood”) in the brain-damaged were tested. The results were as follows. First, patients demonstrating difficulty with this task had a strong feeling of fatigue, especially “Mental Fatigue”. Secondly, such patients had difficulty with questions that required more mental loading. Finally, there were many problems in the daily behavior of such patients which were more related to “Drive and Attention” behavior than “Mood” behavior. These results suggest that this tapping task successfully detects the disorder of vigilance or sustained attention, and this disorder is, in turn, reflected in the abnormal conditions of subjective state, cognitive function, and daily behavior.


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