@misc{cogprints776,
          volume = {137},
          number = {3531},
           title = {Preception in the rat: Autonomic response to shock as a function of length of the warning interval.},
          author = {David T. Lykke},
            year = {1962},
           pages = {665--666},
         journal = {Science},
        keywords = {Autonomic response, Electrodermal response, electric shock, pain perception, stimulus intensity modulation, preception},
             url = {http://cogprints.org/776/},
        abstract = {The autonomic response (galvanic skin response) to a noxious stimulus (shock) is reduced when the stimulus is preceded by a warning signal. The greatest reduction, 53\%, was obtaqined with a warning interval of 1 second. Warning also reduces variance of the response over trials, a decrease of over 90\% for the optimum 1-second interval.}
}

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