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Apparent Fluctuations of a Sensory Threshold
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1955An account is given of a method for the nearly continuous recording of sensory thresholds and other psycho-physical variables. Its application to the difference-threshold for sound-intensity is described. It is found that this threshold, so recorded, shows irregular fluctuations in time, excursions of up to 100 per cent, being commonly present.
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Efficient estimation of sensory thresholds with ML-PEST
Spatial Vision, 1997A set of C and C+2 routines are described that allow the efficient estimation of sensory thresholds in psychophysical experiments using a maximum-likelihood staircase procedure. They have been used effectively in visual, auditory, gustatory, and olfactory psychophysics.
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Aging and quantitative sensory thresholds.
Electromyography and clinical neurophysiology, 1990Cutaneous thresholds for vibration and thermal sensitivity were quantitated at the index finger and great toe in 54 subjects without obvious neurological disease. Twelve patients over sixty years of age also consented to standard nerve conduction studies which proved normal.
M P, Merchut, S C, Toleikis
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Effects of diflunisal on cutaneous sensory and pain thresholds.
Clinical therapeutics, 1988The analgesic activity of diflunisal was evaluated through the measurement of cutaneous sensory and pain thresholds after electrical stimulation. Twelve healthy volunteers were examined at baseline and five hourly intervals after oral administration of 500 mg and 1 gm of diflunisal.
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Comments on “Sensory Thresholds and Response Bias”
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1964Auditory-detection data presented by Norman [J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 35, 1432 (1963)] are shown to be compatible with the continuous model of signal-detectability theory and not to require the assumption of a low threshold.
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Electroencephalography in the study of sensory thresholds
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Sensory thresholds for vibration, perception and pain in diabetic patients aged 15–50 years
Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice, 1992F Lithner
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