[Bulbar inhibitory control of electrodermal responses].
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Galvanic Skin Response↗
Biomedical subjects
V BLOCH
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Language development in spastic children.
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Child↗
[Encephalography; a study of the potentials evoked in man on the level with the vertex].
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Electroencephalography↗
[So-Called psychogalvanic method and its utilization as criteria of affective tension].
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Galvanic Skin Response↗
[Utilization of EEG polygraphic technics for examination of electrodermal responses].
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Electroencephalography↗
[New aspects of the psychogalvanic or electrodermographic method as a criterion of emotional tensions].
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Electrodiagnosis↗
[Level of cutaneous resistance and its relation to psycho-galvanic reaction; study on double derivation].
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Humans↗
[Polygraphic study of psycho-galvanic responses studied simultaneously at several points of the body].
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Humans↗
[Modern conceptions of emotion].
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Emotions↗
[Control of the electrical activity of the skin (psychogalvanic responses) by the cerebral cortex and the reticular formation].
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Brain Stem↗
[Threshold of reticular excitability and deep sleep in the cat].
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Animals↗
[Release of the electrodermal responses from the facilitator reticular system].
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Brain↗
[Comparative action of testosterone and desoxycorticosterone acetate on central nervous excitability in the rat].
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Animals↗