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Information Processing During High And Low Eeg Alpha Activity, Frances Gilliam Slocumb
Information Processing During High And Low Eeg Alpha Activity, Frances Gilliam Slocumb
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
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Interaction Of Preoptic And Arcuate Nuclei Of The Hypothalamus And The Medial Amygdala In The Reproductive Behavior Of The Female Rat, Linda C. Petty
Interaction Of Preoptic And Arcuate Nuclei Of The Hypothalamus And The Medial Amygdala In The Reproductive Behavior Of The Female Rat, Linda C. Petty
Dissertations, Theses, and Masters Projects
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Voluntary Control Of Gsr Using Continuous Visual Display And Simultaneous Changes In Other Autonomic Functions, Laurence E. Boyce
Voluntary Control Of Gsr Using Continuous Visual Display And Simultaneous Changes In Other Autonomic Functions, Laurence E. Boyce
Masters Theses
Using 28 male undergraduate university students provided with continuous oscilloscope display of basal skin resistance, this study investigated voluntary control of the GSR and concurrent changes in respiration. It was found, given feedback, subjects could voluntarily raise or lower their GSR. Subjects instructed to increase their GSR (N-14) could do so within the first trial session. However, subjects instructed to decrease their GSR (N-14) required additional practice. With less than 20 minutes of practice all subjects were able to reach a criterion of 2,500 ohms change from their basal level. Subjects increasing their GSR were found to have a significant …
An Investigation Of Some Electrophysiological Concomitants Of Hallucinations, Ronald S. Golemba
An Investigation Of Some Electrophysiological Concomitants Of Hallucinations, Ronald S. Golemba
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
The present research was designed to determine if a single LSD experience produces a detectable change in the electrical potential of the brain, and if so, how long that change lasts, and to examine the changes in the electrical potential of the brain associated with chemogenic and hypnogenic hallucinations. Four studies were conducted measuring the electrical potential between the front and back of the head in monkeys and humans. The frontal potential was shown to shift negatively with the use of LSD-type psychedelics but not with marijuana compounds. LSD caused the potential in humans to shift into the range commonly …