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Electrodermal activity among subtypes of depression
Biological Psychiatry, 1985To determine whether subgroups of depressed patients could be differentiated on the basis of electrodermal activity (EDA), the skin conductance of 36 depressed patients was recorded for two experimental conditions. In the first condition, subjects heard 10 85-dB tones after receiving instructions that were intended to relax the patients.
K M, Williams, W G, Iacono, R A, Remick
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Electrodermal Activity (EDA) and Suicidal Behavior
Crisis, 1996There may be a connection between suicidal tendencies, electrodermal activity (EDA), disorders of impulse control, and neurobiochemistry (in the sense of a “psychobiology of suicidal tendencies”). The EDA values obtained during a psychobiological habituation experiment involving 11 female patients with personality disorders (PA; ICD-10) and histories ...
M, Wolfersdorf, R, Straub, T, Barg
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Reliability of bilateral differences in electrodermal activity
Biological Psychology, 1990To evaluate the reliability of electrodermal lateralization, skin conductance response (SCR) and skin potential response (SPR) amplitudes were recorded bilaterally in 11 right-handed male students during 4 identical experimental sessions each a week apart.
J, Naveteur, H, Sequeira-Martinho
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Stability of spontaneous electrodermal activity in the kitten
Biological Psychology, 1981Recordings of spontaneous electrodermal activity (EDA) were made in eight kittens, between 1 and 29 days of age, in order to obtain an estimation of reliability. Both frequency (number of SSPRs/min) and amplitude (in mV) of spontaneous electrodermal responses were computed during several waking-sleeping sessions.
B, Delerm +2 more
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Electrodermal activity and vulnerability to schizophrenia: A review
Biological Psychology, 1981Because electrodermal variables show consistency over time and situations, and evidence of genetic loading, it is of interest to examine such measures in adult schizophrenics and in children at risk for the disorder. Samples of adult schizophrenics are heterogeneous with regard to electrodermal activity.
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Electrodermal activity in patients with Parkinson's disease
Clinical Autonomic Research, 1997Peripheral sympathetic activity was investigated in 25 Parkinson's disease (PD) patients and 27 healthy subjects by measuring the skin resistance level (SRL) and skin resistance response (SRR) at the palm of the hand during rest, auditory stimulation and patellar tendon tapping. Blood flow to the hand was also monitored.
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An investigation of bilateral asymmetries in electrodermal activity
The Pavlovian Journal of Biological Science, 1980Research in cerebral laterality supports the idea that functional differences between the left and right hemispheres exist with respect to cognitive style and perceptual ability. Related research, which has examined autonomic nervous system (ANS) correlates of cerebral laterality, suggests that a component of the ANS, electrodermal activity (EDA), is ...
J S, Gross, J A, Stern
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Electrodermal activity and temperament in preschool children
Psychophysiology, 2000This study had two objectives: To examine poorly understood patterns of young children's electrodermal reactivity and to test the hypothesis that this reactivity reflects individual differences in the behavioral inhibition system (BIS). We recorded skin conductance responses (SCRs) from 92 4‐year‐old children during a laboratory session that ...
D C, Fowles, G, Kochanska, K, Murray
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Defense Mechanism Test and Electrodermal Activity
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1998Electrodermal activity was registered during examination with the Defense Mechanism Test of 21 patients diagnosed with anxiety disorder, affective disorder, or schizophrenic disorder. The test can be interpreted as a model situation of how a person defends himself against a threat to avoid anxiety.
L, Bogren, I B, Bogren, L H, Thorell
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[The measurement of electrodermal activity].
L'Encephale, 2012Electrodermal activity (EDA) is an early physiological index and the subject of constant interest, in spite of the bad reputation attached to "lie detectors". This interest is expected to increase in the future, following the development of research related to the neurobiological aspect of emotions of which it is an index.
J, Grapperon, A-C, Pignol, J, Vion-Dury
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