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Role of Trait Anxiety and Induced Arousal in Two-Flash Threshold of Neurotic Patients

To examine the effects of trait anxiety and induced arousal on two-flash threshold 10 neurotic patients and 10 normal students were tested in aroused (70 dB white noise) and non-aroused conditions. Patients had higher state and trait anxiety than normals. A significant difference in two-flash threshold was observed between the groups during non-arousal only.