Interelectrode distance and warning signal interval and the evaluation of clinical electrical shock

Abstract

Contingent shock 19 used oil a small scale for behaviors that may lead to severe damages to one's body or to others Research efforts focus Oil exploring variables that control the evaluation of electrical shocks This study focuses oil two practical questions. that is, whether the distance between the electrodes would influence the evaluation of shock and whether using a variable time interval in the administration would influence the evaluation of shock Results reveal that both investigated variables control the evaluation of shock. Multiple shocks appear to produce a stronger sensation than single shocks, a phenomenon that was also revealed in previous studies