Progress in electrodermal research
Jean-Claude Roy
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Progress in electrodermal research
Published
Oct 06, 2012
Publisher
Springer
Pages
364
ISBN-13
9781461362418
ISBN-10
1461362415
Description
ix, 350 p. : 26 cm
Subjects
The galvanic skin response and its application to the group registration of psychophysiological processes
Children's galvanic skin response and rated motor behavior in relation to maternal authoritarianism
The truly random control in a discrimination paradigm: a test of conditioning the pre-US galvanic skin response
Galvanic skin response - orienting response in random questioning, conditioning and no conditioning situations using complex pictorial stimuli
A comparison of the efficiency of modified galvanic skin response audiometry with that of traditional galvanic skin response and traditional puretone audiometry in the measurement of auditory responses of subjects with normal hearing, perceptively impaired hearing and with functional hearing disorders
Comparison of the galvanic skin response to non-signal and signal stimuli in normal and retarded children
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