electrodermal response

Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Financial, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia.
Related to electrodermal response: Psychogalvanic Reflex, galvanic skin responses

Galvani,

Luigi, Italian physician and anatomist, 1737-1798.

galvanic bath - water bath that is charged with galvanic current.

galvanic current - continuous one-direction electric current.

galvanic skin response - skin's response to electric stimulation. Synonym(s): electrodermal response

galvanic-faradic test - an electrodiagnostic test of muscles.

galvanism - oral manifestations of direct current electricity occurring when dental restorations with dissimilar electric potentials (such as silver and gold) are placed in the mouth. Synonym(s): voltaism

galvanometer - an instrument used to measure current.

electrodermal response (i·lekˈ·trō·derˑ·ml r·spnsˑ),

n technique by which sensors monitor the skin's electrical resistance to treat anxiety disorders, chronic pain, hyperhidrosis, and stress. Also called
electrodermal activity therapy.

Mentioned in ?

References in periodicals archive ?

Bierman & Radin, 1997) have shown evidence of an increase in electrodermal response amplitudes several seconds before an emotional picture is presented.

1) An explorative analysis of electrodermal response amplitudes confirmed this result.

Does autonomic nervous system activity correlate with events conventionally considered as unperceivable? Using a guessing task with physiological measurement

Include a measure of variance of electrodermal responses in the analysis.

HUMAN ELECTRODERMAL RESPONSE TO REMOTE HUMAN MONITORING: CLASSIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS

Irregularities in respiration often result in so-called electrodermal responses (EDRs).

Because higher temperatures in the environment increase perspiration, nonspecific electrodermal responses are more likely to appear and tend to have higher amplitudes (Schaefer & Boucsein, 2000); therefore, an environmental temperature up to 26[degrees] C (79[degrees] F) is recommended (see Schmidt & Walach, 2000, p.

INVESTIGATING METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN EDA-DMILS: RESULTS FROM A PILOT STUDY

The authors investigated whether these EDA responses are also part of the remote influence effect and, therefore, discarded all electrodermal responses related to irregularities in respiration from the experimental data.

INVESTIGATING METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN EDA-DMILS: RESULTS FROM A PILOT STUDY

The effect of unconditional stimulus modality and intensity on blink startle and electrodermal responses.

ELECTRODERMAL ACTIVITY (EDA) -- STATE-OF-THE-ART MEASUREMENT AND TECHNIQUES FOR PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL PURPOSES