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The Effect of Experimentally Induced Muscular Tension Upon Palmar Skin Resistance

G. L. Freeman Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, USA
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R. M. Simpson Department of Psychology, Northwestern University, USA
Pages 319-326 | Received 25 Oct 1937, Published online: 06 Jul 2010

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P.H. Venables. (1956) Some Findings on the Relationship between GSR and Motor Task Variables. The Journal of General Psychology 55:2, pages 199-202.
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VirginiaM. Staudt & JosephF. Kubis. (1948) The Psychogalvanic Response (PGR) and its Relation to Changes in Tension and Relaxation. The Journal of Psychology 25:2, pages 443-453.
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G.L. Freeman & L.L. Giffin. (1939) The Measurement of General Reactivity under Basal Conditions. The Journal of General Psychology 21:1, pages 63-72.
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Livingston Welch. (1953) HUMAN CONDITIONING AND ANXIETY. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 56:2, pages 266-272.
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M. A. WENGER. (1938) SOME RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN MUSCULAR PROCESSES AND PERSONALITY AND THEIR FACTORIAL ANALYSIS. Child Development 9:3, pages 261-276.
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