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Skin Conductance Characteristics of Depressed Subjects Before and After Therapeutic Intervention

Michele C. Storrie · Hans O. Doerr · Merlin H. Johnson

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Three hypotheses were tested in a population of depressed patients: a) electrical skin conductance levels and responses are lower in depressed individuals; b) skin conductance levels and responses are lower in the right hand than the left hand of right-handed depressed individuals; and c) skin conductance levels and responses will increase in magnitude after successful therapeutic intervention. The data supported only the first hypothesis. Results may have implications for a trait vs. state differentiation of the depressive process.

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