Thursday, October 30, 2008
the darrow photopolygraph drug chair
Measures a patient's mental and physical reaction to slang references to drugs. In this test a researcher in an adjoining room shows the addict words such as "dope" and "informer" and then measures their psyichal responses (facial reactions, pulse, blood pressure, breathing and galvanic skin response (a change in the skin's electrical conductivity due to stress) as well as verbal responses via the mic.
Tests often conducted on inmates under the influence of narcotics - both patients and doctors I presume.
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