Transcript the galvanic skin resistance

Galvanic skin response & The
polygraph
2010. 05. 26. Ji-Won Kim
Galvanic skin response
GSR
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Referred to as the galvanic skin resistance
varies in accordance with the emotional state
of the subject
Feeble electric current is applied between two
electrode
GSP
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Referred to as the galvanic skin potential
varies in accordance with the emotional state
of the subject
Two electrode is connected to a suitable
voltage amplifier
GSR의 원리
A change in autonomic tone
(Sympathic nerve system), occuring
in the skin and subcutaneous tissue
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Sweating and cutaneous blood flow
GSR의 원리
The increase in sweat lowers the
electrical resistance of the skin
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Sweat contain water and electrolyte
Water and electrolyte increase electrical
conductivity of the skin
Various application of GSR
거짓말 탐지기
감성마켓팅
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Various application of GSR
Sports
Polygraph
Literal meaning
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Many measures
Poly-many, Graph-write
Be combined with the detection and
recording of other autonomicdependent psychophysiological
variables
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Heart rate, respiratory rate and blood pressure
Experimental objectives
Record the GSR
Observe and record changes in
respiratory rate, heart rate and skin
resistance
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Associated with somatic and special sensory
stimuli
Associated with cognitive behavior and
emotion
Analyze a 3-channel polygram
recorded under various experimental
conditions
ELECTROOCULOGRAM (EOG)
Visual fixation
 Visual fixation
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One of the most important
function the eye
 Two primary
mechanisms
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Voluntary fixation mechanism
 Fixation on another person
from across a crowded
room
Involuntary fixation
mechanism
Involuntary movements
Tremor
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30-80Hz (cycles/sec)
Slow drifts
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Drifting movements of the eyes
Flicking movements
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The image is once again projected onto the
fovea
Tracking movements and saccades
Tracking movements
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When you wish to follow a moving object
Smooth motion and tracking an object in your
visual field
Saccades
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When you read or when objects are streaming
past you
Eye jumps from point to point
 A rate of about three jumps per second
EOG(electrooculogram)
Eye movement can be recorded as an
electrooculogram
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Recording of changes in voltage that occur
with eye position
Eye is a spherical “battery”
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Positive: front at the cornea
Negative: behind at the retina
Potential: about 0.4~1.0mV
Up to ±70°
EOG(electrooculogram)
EOG(electrooculogram)
Experimental objectives
Fixated on a stationary object vs.
tracking objects
Measure duration of saccades and
fixation during reading
Record spatial position of eye
movements
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