Psychophysiological adaptation: An investigation of multiple parameters

Kenneth L. Lichstein; James Sallis; Debbie Hill; Mark C. Young

doi:10.1007/bf01321364

Psychophysiological adaptation: An investigation of multiple parameters

Journal of Behavioral Assessment 3(2): 111-121

Article 1981 English

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Heart rate (EKG), digital skin resistance level (SRL), and frontalis electromyography (EMG) of 20 undergraduate volunteers were monitored in three 30-min s

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