Psychophysiology · 1966 · 92 citations · 15 references
Behavioral MeasurementIndividual DifferencesEducationCognitionAttentionClassical Test TheoryCs‐us IntervalSocial SciencesPsychologyPsychophysiologyConditioningCognitive NeurosciencePsychophysicsDelay ParadigmsCognitive ScienceExperimental PsychologyExperimental Analysis Of BehaviorExperiment DesignMultiple Response PhenomenonAffect PerceptionPsychological MeasurementTime Perception
ABSTRACT When the CS‐US interval is longer than the latency of an autonomic response, multiple responses are obtained both during and after the CS‐US interval on acquisition test or extinction trials. Certain terminologic, methodologic and conceptual problems concerning this multiple response phenomenon are outlined. A nontheoretical and, we hope, unambiguous terminology is presented. Methodologic problems concerning multiple‐response measurement, between‐ and within‐ subject designs, trace and delay paradigms, intramodal and intermodal paradigms, and incompleteness of data presentation are discussed. It is felt that empirical analysis of the multiple response phenomenon will have important ramifications for our understanding of autonomic behavior in the classical conditioning situation.
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An analysis of GSR conditioning.
Moira Stewart, John A. Stern, George Winokur et al. · Psychological Review · 1961 · 146 citations