Generated motive of activity and acceptability of enlarged resistance to respiration

The role of remedial motive in an acceptability short-term of resistive respiratory loads was studied. The remedial motive was formed by a method of moral and material stimulation of end of activity. It is shown, that the examinees with material remedial motive had the greatest acceptability of additional respiratory resistance; they demonstrated the greatest physiological expenditure during realisation resistive loads. The dissociation between subjective estimations of remedial motives and parameters of real activity of the examinees was marked: on the data of the Gerbachtevsky's test, the greatest efficiency of motivation characterised the examinees with mobilisation of strong-willed resources on the basis of moral encouragement, and the people with motivation of material stimulation had the peak efficiency of real activity.