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Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses. / Aleksandrov, A. Yu. ; Uplisova, K. O. ; Ivanova, V. Yu.

In: Human Physiology, Vol. 45, No. 2, 2019, p. 158-163.

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Aleksandrov, AY, Uplisova, KO & Ivanova, VY 2019, 'Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses', Human Physiology, vol. 45, no. 2, pp. 158-163. https://doi.org/10.1134/S036211971901002X

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Aleksandrov, A. Y., Uplisova, K. O., & Ivanova, V. Y. (2019). Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses. Human Physiology, 45(2), 158-163. https://doi.org/10.1134/S036211971901002X

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Aleksandrov AY, Uplisova KO, Ivanova VY. Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses. Human Physiology. 2019;45(2):158-163. https://doi.org/10.1134/S036211971901002X

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Aleksandrov, A. Yu. ; Uplisova, K. O. ; Ivanova, V. Yu. / Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses. In: Human Physiology. 2019 ; Vol. 45, No. 2. pp. 158-163.

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title = "Physiological Tremor Dynamics on Deception-Related Emotional Responses",
abstract = "Abstract—: This study was performed to evaluate the dynamics of physiological tremor evoked by deception-related emotional reactions. The purpose was to create a method of formal evaluation of emotional reactions based on the evoked tremor dynamics. The Guilty Knowledge test was used as a model of evoked modification of the emotional state. A subject was instructed to select a symbol from a standard character set (0–7) and to keep it concealed until the end of the experiment. During an automated experimental procedure, numbers were randomly displayed to the subject on a computer monitor. The physiological tremor acquisition was implemented with 3-axis digital accelerometers fixed on the external side of either index finger. The data reflect unconscious psychomotor responses to deception-related fluctuations of the emotional status. Significant differences were observed in the short-term (300–750 ms) physiological tremor dynamics on deception-related visual stimuli.",
keywords = "deception detection, emotion recognition, physiological tremor",
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