New Paradigms Used in the Study of Behavior in Condition of Postural Discomfort / Comfort

This paper presents a series of paradigms used to analyze the behavior of human subjects in a state of discomfort / postural comfort. Most of the time, the state of discomfort / comfort is perceived as a form of bi-behavioral manifestation that can sometimes end without leaving transient or permanent traces. Therefore, it is necessary to identify those forms of behavior of human subjects, through all their components and to quantify the level of discomfort / postural comfort useful and personalized. Thus, in the first part of the paper are presented a series of general aspects related to the behavior of the human body in different states, aspects from which can result a shape of a template or the so-called postural imprint. In the second part of the paper are analyzed these new paradigms approached in the studies of postural biomechanics in order to identify the component elements of a complete and complex variant of behavioral evaluation. The third part of the paper proposes a study model for people with visual disabilities who are important to ensure postural comfort, especially while traveling. In the final part of the paper are presented the conclusions and important aspects related to the proposed model.