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    Concealed Information and its Effect on Heart Rate, Respiration Rate, and Electrodermal Activity 

    Babcock, Marcus; Kuehl, Lindsay; Patton, Nathan; Preston, Ashley (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Testing the efficacy of polygraphs can be especially difficult because it is hard to make someone lie in the same way one would during a criminal polygraph. We designed a simplified way of creating guilt and detecting ...
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    The Effect of Continuous Unintelligible Talking Noise on Physiological Stress Response and Working Memory Recall 

    Andropolis, Mackenzie; Christensen, Brian; Gackowski, Jason; Jacobson, Raechel; Surges, Gabriel (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Cognitive control allows us to function in a distraction­filled environment. Audible distractions compete for our attention as we attempt to focus on learning, recalling past events, or solving difficult problems. P​revious ...
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    The Lasting Physiological Effects of Phone Separation 

    Erickson, Benjamin; Palm, Matthew; Overman, Alexandra; Sharma, Prateek; Vedrine, Lauren (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016)
    Compulsive cell phone use in college-aged students has been increasingly reported over the past few years. Frequent use has merited past research to examine the immediate physiological changes from cell phone use and/or ...
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    Effects of Personally Relevant Distractions Versus Generalized Distractions on Physiological Measures and Reading Comprehension 

    Muir, Cassidy; Witchell, Lucy; McKeever, Tyler; Kamath, Esha (Journal of Advanced Student Sciences (JASS), 2016-05-03)
    Multitasking is increasingly prominent in the daily life of a college student. Technology plays a vital role in this as students regularly use laptops and cell phones. This study seeks to evaluate any significant differences ...

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    AuthorAndropolis, Mackenzie (1)Babcock, Marcus (1)Christensen, Brian (1)Erickson, Benjamin (1)Gackowski, Jason (1)Jacobson, Raechel (1)Kamath, Esha (1)Kuehl, Lindsay (1)McKeever, Tyler (1)Muir, Cassidy (1)... View MoreSubject
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    ECG (2)auditory stimulus (1)blood pressure (1)Cell phone (1)cell phone (1)comprehension (1)concealed information (1)Concealed Information Test (1)deception (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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