Lab 10 EDA, GSR and Polygraph 2015-11-17a

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Lesson 10: EDA, GSR and Polygraph Electro-Dermal Activity (EDA) Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and Polygraph DATA REPORT Date: ___/___/___ Student’s Name: Katherine Rumualdo Lab Section: L01 I. Data and Calculations Subject Profile John L09 Age: ______ Height:_____________ Gender: __Male __Female Table 1 : Complete table with your recordings in Segment 1 : (10 points) After collecting your data, compare all measurements to the Resting (baseline) values using the equation below. Determine whether each parameter increased (>5% change), decreased (< -5% change), or did not change (lesser than 5% in either direction) during each procedure. Procedure Heart Rate [BPM, mean] Ventilatory Rate [BPM, mean] Change in GSR [mean] Resting (baseline) 64.52 12.93 - 0.24 Quietly saying the subject’s name 62.5 I/NC/D 13.86 I/NC/D 0.39 Counting down from 10 63.16 I/NC/D 15.15 I/NC/D - 0.33 Counting down from 30 65.21 I/NC/D 20.62 I/NC/D 0.41 Face touched 53.57 I/NC/D 18.18 I/NC/D 2.24 Revised: Tuesday, 11/17/2015

Lesson 10: EDA, GSR and Polygraph Table 2 : Complete table with Segment 2 data: (10 points) After collecting your data, compare your measurements to the Resting (baseline) values from Table 1 . As before, determine whether each parameter increased (>5% change), decreased (<-5% change), or did not change (lesser than 5% in either direction). Square Color Heart Rate Respiratory Rate Change in GSR white 58.25 I/NC/D 14.25 I/NC/D 0.11 black 58.82 I/NC/D 17.29 I/NC/D - 0.14 red 58.8 I/NC/D 11.04 I/NC/D - 0.10 blue 59.41 I/NC/D 10.45 I/NC/D - 0.12 green 63.16 I/NC/D 12.79 I/NC/D - 0.09 yellow 58.82 I/NC/D 13.36 I/NC/D - 0.13 orange 59.94 I/NC/D 13.99 I/NC/D - 0.08 brown 59.41 I/NC/D 16.9 I/NC/D - 0.11 purple 61.22 I/NC/D 18.2 I/NC/D - 0.02 Table 3 : Complete table with Segment 3 data: (10 points) After collecting your data, compare your measurements to the Resting (baseline) values from Table 1 . Determine whether each parameter increased (>5% change), decreased (<-5% change), or did not change (lesser than 5% in either direction). Note: The subject should lie on three of the questions. Revised: Tuesday, 11/17/2015 Are you … Do you have … Answer Heart Rate Ventilatory Rate Change in GSR … a student? Y / N 76.92 I/NC/D 23.26 I/NC/D 0.16 … blue eyes? Y / N 67.42 I/NC/D 13.59 I/NC/D - 0.29 … a brother? Y / N 63.82 I/NC/D 13.36 I/NC/D - 0.06 … a billionaire? Y / N 59.4 I/NC/D 15.15 I/NC/D - 0.25 … a motorcycle? Y / N 57.69 I/NC/D 17.95 I/NC/D - 0.16 … 25 or older? Y / N 58.25 I/NC/D 12.77 I/NC/D - 0.24 … from Mars? Y / N 58.25 I/NC/D 15.11 I/NC/D - 0.04 … from Earth? Y / N 57.69 I/NC/D 10.26 I/NC/D - 0.20 … Vin Diesel? Y / N 56.60 I/NC/D 11.74 I/NC/D - 0.23 … nervous now? Y / N 55.55 I/NC/D 13.36 I/NC/D - 0,21

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