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Galvanic Skin Response
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Galvanic Skin Response
A physical response in the skin due to some stimulus. For example, turning red when one is nervous is a galvanic skin response. Some marketers measure galvanic skin responses on test subjects of advertisements. Proponents believe this is an objective way to determine a test subject's response to an advertisement, though critics contend that this practice does not sufficiently account for outside stimuli that may affect measurements.


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In that time frame, the UO men's basketball program had a GSR of 73 percent and a federal rate of 78 percent, and the women's basketball program had a GSR of 92 percent and a federal rate of 69 percent.
Despite falling behind, Farah, the first Briton to win the GSR since Gary Staines scored his third and final victory in 1996, was always confident of his tactics.
The 48-year-old rider was travelling east on his Suzuki GSR 600 along the B1279 road, east of Office Street, Wheatley Hill, at about 5.
 
 
 
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