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Inhibition of galvanic skin response by the splanchnic afferent

Experientia, 1970
Der hemmende Einfluss wiederholter elektrischer Reizung der Afferenzen des N. splanchnicus auf den galvanischen Hautreflex (GHR) wurde an Katzen untersucht. Gleichzeitige Registrierung des Neurogrammes des N. splanchnicus zeigt, dass die reflektorische Hemmung des GHR durch Fasern der A -δ Gruppe hervorgerufen wird.
T, Kumazawa, T, Naotsuka
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NONSPECIFIC GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE AND RESPIRATION

Psychological Reports, 1961
The nonspecific galvanic skin response ( G S R ) , i.e., a change in skin resistance unrelated to any known stimuli, has been attributed (Birch, 1963; Cohen, et al., 1960; Lacey 6: Lacey, 1958) to level of arousal mediated primarily by the reticular system. Though it is well known char changes in respiration ( R ) are relared to changes in heart rare (
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PROBLEMS IN THE ANALYSIS OF THE ENDOSOMATIC GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE

Psychophysiology, 1964
ABSTRACTAn analog computer model of the endosomatic galvanic skin response has been constructed from a theoretical interpretation of end organ function and has been used to study some of the parameters of a response consisting of two opposing components.
D, HOLMQUEST, R, EDELBERG
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Study of the Galvanic Skin Response in Cystic Fibrosis

Archives of Dermatology, 1963
Introduction In recent years standardization experiments with the galvanic skin response (GSR) have shown a correlation with drug stimulation or suppression of sweat glands. 1-5 When sweat-stimulating drugs were used, the skin resistance was lowered and the GSR level rose.
D J, PERRY, G E, MOUNT, E T, WRIGHT
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An apparatus for the measurement of galvanic skin response

Journal of Scientific Instruments, 1967
An apparatus is described which enables changes in resistance that are a very small fraction of the total (ΔR/R < 0.01) to be measured and recorded automatically. Both a.c. and d.c. measurements can be made under constant current conditions. Low voltage battery operation makes the apparatus portable and safe for operation by unskilled personnel.
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EFFECT OF ACCOMMODATIVE STIMULATION ON GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE

American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry, 1973
ABSTRACT GSR latency, mean amplitude, and quiescent or post reading time of seven male college students during and after reading paragraphs of 20/50 acuity level or 1.5 mm letters at five levels of accommodative stimulation. −2.00 D to +2.00 D. were recorded by the Beckman Dynograph with miniature skin electrodes.
J, Ong, M, Fisher
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An Electronic Circuit for the Measurement of the Galvanic Skin Response

The American Journal of Psychology, 1955
Apparatus for the measurement of the GSR may be divided into two main groups, depending on whether alternating current (Ac) or direct current (DC) is applied to S. AC offers two major advantages over DC. (1) It eliminates polarization, permitting the use of dry silver electrodes; and (2) it makes practical the use of electronic amplifiers which ...
R C, NICHOLS, T, DAROGE
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GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE DURING AVOIDANCE LEARNING

Psychophysiology, 1966
ABSTRACTRelations between galvanic skin response (GSR) and other variables during learning of a shock‐avoidance task were observed. Ss operated a four‐position switch as cued by visual stimuli: one always shocked, one never shocked, and two associated with switch positions which avoided the shock.
W W, Grings, R A, Lockhart
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EFFECT OF LOW ILLUMINATION ON GALVANIC SKIN RESPONSE

American journal of optometry and archives of American Academy of Optometry, 1972
ABSTRACT GSR latency, mean amplitude and quiescent or post reading time during and after reading paragraphs of 20/50 acuity level or 1.5 mm letters at four low illumination levels were investigated.
M, Fisher, J, Ong
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A comparison of the galvanic skin responses of normals and psychotics.

Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1951
The galvanic skin responses in 450 normals and 450 psychotics to faradic shock (left leg) and threat of shock was measured and compared. By expressing the GSR as a percentage of the maximum response the conversion of the raw data into derived measures was unnecessary.
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