Automatic GSR analyzer.

Burch, Neil; Childers, Harold E.; Edwards, Robert J.

doi:10.1037/e435532004-001

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“…The advantages of using a low constant current source with appropriate electrodes and electrolytes have been reviewed by Edelberg (1967) and Venables and Martin (1967). The GSR signals were amplified through a Bio-Physical Research Instruments amplifier (Burch, Childers, & Edwards, 1963). The amplifier had a full range of ± 2,500 ohms.…”

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Categories of therapist verbalizations and patient-therapist autonomic response.

McCarron¹,

Appel²

1971

Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology

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Hypothesized that a therapist's verbalizations evoke differential gsr amplitudes in his patient which are in accordance with a high to low magnitide hierarchy of confrontation, interpretation, interrogation, and reflection. Gsrs for 12 patients and their therapists in initial interviews, and 1 patient with a personality disorder of a schizoid type and his therapist over a series of 12 interviews were continuously monitored throughout the interviews. Verbatim typescripts were coded to correspond in time with the physiological data. Results indicate a correspondence between selected categories of therapist verbalizations, ordered in terms of stimulus specificity and the amplitude of his patient's autonomic arousal. A similar relationship was found between the therapist's level of autonomic arousal in response to his own categorized verbalizations. (45 ref.)

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confidence: 99%