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Principles of Psychophysiology
E. N. Sokolov
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Abstract
The term psychophysiology is occurring more and more frequently in the literature. Usually psychophysiology is defined as a science about psychological responses and their course under changing psychological conditions. Hence, the main interest of psychophysiologists has been the dynamics of physiological responses (galvanic skin response, vascular response, cerebral evoked potentials) that are appreciably altered by changes in a person's mental state [14].