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Electrodermal activity among subtypes of depression

Biological Psychiatry, 1985
To 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 and vulnerability to schizophrenia: A review

Biological Psychology, 1981
Because 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 and temperament in preschool children

Psychophysiology, 2000
This 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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Electrodermal activity in patients with Parkinson's disease

Clinical Autonomic Research, 1997
Peripheral 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.
Esen, F, Celebi, G, Ertekin, C, Colakoglu, Z   +3 more
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An investigation of bilateral asymmetries in electrodermal activity

The Pavlovian Journal of Biological Science, 1980
Research 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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[The measurement of electrodermal activity].

L'Encephale, 2012
Electrodermal 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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Effects of biofeedback on the discrimination of electrodermal activity

Biofeedback and Self-Regulation, 1977
Twenty-four subjects were tested on their ability to discriminate between the presence and absence of negative skin potential responses before and after training to control skin potential. Training consisted of 52 discrete 30-second trials during which subjects were asked either to increase or to inhibit palmar sweating. Subjects in groups N and P were
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Bilateral electrodermal activity

Subject characteristics and situational variables of bilateral electrodermal activity were investigated. Three parameters of electrodermal activity were considered - directionality of body side of higher skin resistance, magnitude of differences in bilateral skin resistance, and asymmetry of bilateral skin resistance movement.
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Electrodermal activity measure: A methodological review

Annals of Tourism Research, 2022
Shanshi Li, Billy Sung, Ondřej Mitas
exaly  

Electrodermal Activity (EDA)

2020
Hugo Critchley, Yoko Nagai
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