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Psychophysiological recording / Robert M. Stern, William J. Ray, Karen S. Quigley.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Stern, Robert Morris, 1937-
Contributor:
Ray, William J., 1945-
Quigley, Karen S.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Psychophysiology--Research--Methodology.
Psychophysiology.
Physiology.
Physical Description:
xi, 282 p. : ill.
Edition:
2nd ed.
Place of Publication:
Oxford [England] ; New York : Oxford University Press, 2001.
Summary:
PART I. GENERAL ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY. 1. Psychophysiology. 2. Neurons and Muscles: The Sources of Psychophysiological Recordings. 3. Equipment Used in Psychophysiological Recording. 4. Psychophysiological Recordings. 5. Some Basic Principles of Psychophysiology. 6. Safety and Ethics in a Psychophysiology Laboratory. PART II. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SPECIFIC ORGANS. 7. Brain: Electroencephalography and Imaging. 8. Muscles: Electromyography. 9. Eyes: Pupillography and Electrooculography. 10. Respiratory System. 11. Gastrointestinal Motility: Electrogastrography. 12. Cardiovascular System: Heart Rate; Cardiac Output; and Blood Pressure, Volume, and Flow. 13. Skin: Electrodermal Activity. 14. Signal Processing. PART III. APPLICATIONS. 15. Applications of Psychophysiological Recording. Glossary. Index.
Contents:
Intro
Contents
PART I. GENERAL ELEMENTS OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY
1. Psychophysiology
Short History and Long Past
2. Neurons and Muscles: The Sources of Psychophysiological Recordings
Organization of the Nervous System
Function of Nerve and Muscle Cells
Bioelectric Potentials
3. Equipment Used in Psychophysiological Recording
Electrodes and Transducers
Polygraphs
Computers
4. Psychophysiological Recordings
Spontaneous Responses
Tonic Activity
Phasic Activity
5. Some Basic Principles of Psychophysiology
Arousal and Habituation
Orienting, Defensive, and Startle Responses
Homeostasis and Autonomic Balance
Law of Initial Values
Stimulus-Response Specificity and Individual Response Stereotypy
6. Safety and Ethics in a Psychophysiology Laboratory
Safety
Additional Safety Principles
Ethical Considerations
PART II. PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF SPECIFIC ORGANS AND SYSTEMS
7. Brain: Electroencephalography and Imaging
Spontaneous EEGs
Event-Related Potentials
Brain Imaging Techniques
8. Muscles: Electromyography
Physiological Basis
Recording Procedure
Typical Recordings
Common Problems
Analysis and Quantification
9. Eyes: Pupillography and Electrooculography
Pupillography
Eye Movements
Electrooculography
10. Respiratory System
Recording Procedures
Typical Recording
11. Gastrointestinal Motility: Electrogastrography
12. Cardiovascular System: Heart Rate
Cardiac Output
and Blood Pressure, Volume, and Flow
Heart Rate or Heart Period
Blood Pressure
Blood Volume and Flow
13. Skin: Electrodermal Activity.
Terminology
Skin Conductance
Skin Potential
14. Signal Processing
Assessing Basal Activity
Assessing Change
Assessing Global Aspects of Physiological Signals
PART III. APPLICATIONS
15. Applications of Psychophysiological Recording
Five Categories of Psychophysiological Studies
Conclusions
Glossary
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Description based on metadata supplied by the publisher and other sources.
Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
ISBN:
9786610761388
9780198027348
0198027346
9781280761386
1280761385
9780199880560
0199880565
9780199846962
0199846960
OCLC:
404934105

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