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Elicitation and habituation of the electrodermal activity responses: Implications for neurophysiological applications Cover

Elicitation and habituation of the electrodermal activity responses: Implications for neurophysiological applications

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|Jun 2026

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Fig. 1:

Shows potential habituation patterns in SCRs_Amp following sound (1–5), image (6–10), taste (11–15), and smell (15–20) stimuli across five repetitions. Each dot (data point) represents the average of SCRs_Amp computed from 60 subjects for a single repetition.

Fig. 2:

Shows potential habituation patterns in SCRs_Tris following sound (1–5), image (6–10), taste (11–15), and smell (15–20) stimuli across five repetitions. Each dot represents the average of SCRs_Tris computed from 60 subjects for a single repetition.

Fig. 3:

Shows potential habituation patterns in SPRs_Amp following sound (1–5), image (6–10), taste (11–15), and smell (15–20) stimuli across five repetitions. Each dot represents the average of SPRs_Amp computed from 60 subjects for a single repetition.

Fig. 4:

Shows potential habituation patterns in SSRs_Amp following sound (1–5), image (6–10), taste (11–15), and smell (15–20) stimuli across five repetitions. Each dot represents the average of SSRs_Amp computed from 60 subjects for a single repetition.
Language: English
Page range: 37 - 43
Submitted on: Apr 25, 2026
Published on: Jun 17, 2026
Published by: University of Oslo
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2026 Zainab H. Ahmed, Dindar S. Bari, published by University of Oslo
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