B. Tursky

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Pupillary, heart rate, and skin resistance changes during a mental task.
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ETHNIC DIFFERENCES AMONG HOUSEWIVES IN PSYCHOPHYSICAL AND SKIN POTENTIAL RESPONSES TO ELECTRIC SHOCK.
From earlier work on the effects of instructional sets, it was hypothesized that subcultural differences in attitudes toward pain should be reflected in psycho-physiological correlates. Yankee,… Expand
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The pain perception profile: A psychophysical approach to the assessment of pain report
Methods currently used to assess clinical pain report provide, at best, only qualitative information about the pain experience. This paper describes alternative quantitative methods for the… Expand
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The role of regression and range effects in determination of the power function for electric shock
A scale for the apparent intensity of electric shock applied to the forearm was derived from cross-modality matching functions relating noise level, number, and force of handgrip to both line length… Expand
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Effects of Feedback and Reinforcement on the Control of Human Systolic Blood Pressure
An automatic procedure providing information about human systolic blood pressure at each successive heartbeat under routine laboratory conditions is described. Twenty normal male subjects were given… Expand
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Decreased Systolic Blood Pressure through Operant Conditioning Techniques in Patients with Essential Hypertension
Operant conditioning-feedback techniques were employed to lower systolic blood pressure in seven patients with essential hypertension. In five of the patients, meaningful decreases of systolic blood… Expand
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Differentiation of Heart Rate and Systolic Blood Pressure in Man by Operant Conditioning
&NA; Human heart rate‐systolic blood pressure decoupling was tested by operant conditioning procedures. Twenty normal male subjects were given feedback of their heart rate, half operantly reinforced… Expand
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Self-control and predictability: their effects on reactions to aversive stimulation.
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CONTROLLED PHYSICAL AND SUBJECTIVE INTENSITIES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
A series of investigations was conducted to determine which physical parameters must be controlled to deliver constant electrical stimulation and the effect of controlling these parameters on… Expand
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Differential patterns of heart rate and skin resistance during a digit-transformation task.
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