Social Psychophysiology Research Program:  Phase II
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An increasing number of social psychologists are interested in                  investigating the physiological underpinnings of social behavior.                                                                                               Many of these researchers have had little experience with the                   sophisticated technology now being used in psychophysiological                  measurement.                                                                                                                                                    The major objective of this award is to advance the technical and                                                                                               theoretical foundation for research in the Social Sciences by                   providing a forum for advanced study and research in                            psychophysiological principles and techniques.  The centerpiece                 of the program is an annual 28- day conference in the Iowa Social                                                                                               Psychophysiological Laboratory.  During this time, the                          participants are engaged in the intensive study of:  (1) the                    general theoretical issues involved in inferring psychological                  processes and states from physiological data; (2) the                           neurophysiological foundations of psychophysiology; 3)                          psychophysiological concepts and principles; (4)                                psychophysiological recording procedures; (5) general issues in                 the analyses of psychophysiological data; and (6) computers and                 instrumentation.                                                                                                                                                Participants also update limited hands-on experience in recording                                                                                               electromyographic, electroencepholographic, electrodermal,                      cardiovascular electrooculargraphic, and respiratory responses.                                                                                                 Finally, the program involves overcoming traditional obstacles to                                                                                               the application of psychophysiological principles and techniques                in the social sciences.  These efforts include the development                  and distribution of algorithms, software, recording procedures                  and instrumentation.                                                                                                                                            The Principal Investigator has an established reputation as a                   superb researcher, extremely knowledgeable about                                psychophysiological theory and techniques and dedicated to                      sharing his knowledge and experience with others.  He has                       assembled an outstanding staff to aid him in this endeavor.
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{'Code': '1332', 'Text': 'Social Psychology'}
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