Authors
- Medvedev Alexey Alexandrovich
- Sokolova Lyudmila Vladimirovna Doctor of Biological Sciences
Annotation
The article presents the results of a correlation analysis of the parameters of individual skin temperature sensitivity and several temperature parameters of the skin of the hands of the indigenous inhabitants of two climatic regions of the Earth — South Asia (India) and the European North of Russia. The relevance of the presented research
is due to the need to study the adaptation process in the body of people who find themselves as a result of migration in atypical, extreme climatic conditions, which inevitably lead to certain changes in the functional state of the body. One of the most important elements of the adaptation process in this case is the thermoregulation system, which combines indicators of temperature perception — thresholds of temperature sensitivity and body temperature indicators. In this regard, the study of possible correlations between body temperature and temperature sensitivity is the purpose of the presented study. The main method in this work is mathematical correlation analysis according to the Pearson criterion. 96 indicators were analyzed in two samples (groups) of 24 surveyed in each at two stages of the study. It has been established that the indigenous inhabitants of the European North of Russia (northern students) have a significant direct correlation between the threshold of cold sensitivity on the one hand and various temperature parameters on the other (Pearson correlation coefficient for various parameters from 0.479 to 0.550). In the group of indigenous people of South Asia (indian students), the correlation is traced only between the threshold of cold sensitivity and skin temperature (Pearson correlation coefficient 0.535) at the first stage of the study (in the first month of stay in atypical climatic conditions). The established facts allow us to assess the degree of development of the adaptation syndrome, as well as to consider the appearance of correlation dependencies as a sign of achieving a state of adaptation.
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Medvedev, A. A. & Sokolova, L. V. (2024). INTERRELATION OF TEMPERATURE INDICATORS AND TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY OF THE HANDS OF THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF SOUTH ASIA DURING THE PERIOD OF URGENT ADAPTATION TO THE CONDITIONS OF THE EUROPEAN NORTH OF RUSSIA Bulletin of the Moscow City Pedagogical University. Series "Pedagogy and Psychology", № 2 (54), 34. https://doi.org/10.25688/2076-9091.2024.54.2.03
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