iWorx | Psychological Physiology

Teaching

Psychological Physiology

iWorx offers built-in experiments demonstrating essential concepts in psychological physiology, including electroencephalography, galvanic skin conductance, skin temperature control, heart rate and blood pressure control, vagal tone, and physiological responses to stressors.Ideal for courses: Biological Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Behavioral Psychology, Cognitive Psychology, Neuro Psychology, Research Methods.

Overview

iWorx Psychological Physiology Teaching Solutions provide everything you need to perform professionally developed experiments and exercises demonstrating essential concepts in psychological physiology, including:

Hemispheric EEG
GSR
ECG and Blood Pressure
Stroop Test
Reflex Testing
Polygraph

Solutions are available in pre-configured kits or can be custom designed using iWorx unique LabsByDesignTM approach. With LabsByDesign, you choose only the psychological physiology lab experiments you want to teach and iWorx will configure the hardware and courseware you need for the specific experiments that meet your lab requirements.

Courseware

Psychological Physiology Lab Experiments and Exercises

Note: The labs presented below are intended only for evaluation by prospective customers. iWorx users should refer to the User Area for the most current versions of labs and LabScribe Software.

Human Physiology Experiments
Human PsychoPhysiology	Equipment Required
HP-01: The Electroencephalogram (EEG)	IX-TA,
HP-01A: The Electroencephalogram (EEG) using Button Electrodes	IX-TA, C-ISO-G5
HP-02: Galvanic Skin Response and Emotion	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-ISO-GSR
HP-03: Galvanic Skin Response and Deception, Coginitive Compliance and Vigilance	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-ISO-GSR
HP-04: Skin Temperature, Stress, Calming and Embarrassment	IX-TA, TM-220 , iWire-B3G , C-ISO-GSR
HP-05A: Heart Rate and Blood Pressure	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HP-05B: Personality and Vagal Tone	IX-TA, PT-104 , RM-204
HP-05C: Vigilance and Reaction Time	IX-TA, PT-104 , EM-220
HP-06: Cynicism-Hostility and the Hot Reactor	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HP-07: The Stroop Effect - Interference of Stimuli on Associative Tasks	IX-TA, PT-104 , IWIRE-B3G , C-ISO-GSR
HP-08: The Galvanic Skin Response (GSR) and Investigation into Cheating	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PT-104 , C-ISO-GSR
HP-09: Facial Expression Electromyograms (EMG) and Emotion	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HP-10: Visual Evoked Potentials (VEP)	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HP-11: Multisensory Reaction Times	IX-TA, C-HVS-SL2
HP-12: Rubber Hand Illusion	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-ISO-GSR , TM-220 , PT-104
HP-13: The Gaze Cue Paradigm	IX-TA, EM-220
HP-14: Hypothesis-driven Biofeedback Lab/Research Study	IX-TA, IWRIE-B3G , C-ISO-GSR , PT-104 , BP-220 , RM-204 , TM-220
Human Circulation	Equipment Required
HC-01: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Body Position	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HC-02: Blood Pressure, Peripheral Circulation and Imposed Conditions	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HC-03: Pulse Wave Velocity	IX-TA, PT-104 , FT-220
HC-04: Pulse Contour Analysis	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HC-05: Body Position, Exercise and Cardiac Output	IX-TA, PT-104 , BP-220
HC-06: Effects of Temperature on Peripheral Oxygen Saturation Levels	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PO2-100D
Human Exercise	Equipment Required
HE-01: Metabolism and Thermal Response to Exercise	IX-TA, PT-104 , TM-220
HE-02: Recovery from Exercise	IX-TA, PT-104
HE-03: Exercise, Blood Pressure and Oxygen Saturation Levels	IX-TA, BP-220 , PO2-100D
HE-04A: Respiratory Exchange Ratio	IX-TA, GA-200 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L
HE-04B: Respiratory Exchange Ratio	IX-TA, GA-300 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L
HE-05A: Resting Metabilc Rate	IX-TA, GA-200 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L
HE-05B: Resting Metabilc Rate	IX-TA, GA-300 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L
HE-08: Regulation of Body Temperature and Respiratory Exchange Ratio (RER)	IX-TA, GA-200 , A-FH-300 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L , TM-220
HE-09A: Resting, Active and Exercising Metabolic Rates	IX-TA, GA-200 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L , PHRMP-220
HE-09B: Resting, Active and Exercising Metabolic Rates	IX-TA, GA-300 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L , PHRMP-220
HE-10A: Aerobic Fitness Testing	IX-TA, GA-200 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L , PHRMP-220
HE-10B: Aerobic Fitness Testing	IX-TA, GA-300 , A-GAK-100 , A-CAL-150 , A-CS-3L , PHRMP-220
HE-12: Targeted Exercise with Wireless Electrocardiogram (ECG)	IX-TA, IX-ACT-1CH
Human Heart	Equipment Required
HH-01: Electrocardiogram (ECG) and Peripheral Circulation	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PT-104
HH-02: ECG and Heart Sounds with Stethoscope	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , EM-220
HH-03: Exercise, the ECG and Peripheral Circulation	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PT-104 , FT-220
HH-04: Six Lead ECG	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HH-05A: The Diving Reflex	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PT-104
HH-05B: The Diving Reflex with Respiration rate	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , PT-104 , RM-204
HH-06: Heart Rate Variability	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HH-07: ECG using Six Chest Leads	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HH-08: Auscultation	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , HSM-220
HH-09: ECG and Heart Sounds using an Electronic Stethoscope	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , ES-300
HH-10: 12-Lead Electrocardiograms (ECGs)	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-WT-100
HH-11: ECG ~ Simulations and Comparisons	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , ECG-SIM-1200
HH-12: Pulse and Heart Rate Variability (HRV)	IX-TA, PT-104
Human Kidney	Equipment Required
HK-01: Human Kidney	IX-TA,
HK-02: Kidney Diffusion and Conductivity	IX-TA, CM-100
Human Muscle	Equipment Required
HM-01: Grip Strength and the Electromyogram	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , FT-220
HM-02: Electromyogram Activity in Antagonistic Muscles	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HM-03: Oculomotor Muscle Activity	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HM-04: Stimulus Response, Work, Summation and Tetanus in Human Muscles	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , SMT-100 , C-HVS-SL2
HM-05: Flexibility and Range of Motion	IX-TA, GN-100
HM-06: Stimulation of Antagonistic Muscles	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , GN-100 , C-ECG-IE , C-HVS-SL2
HM-07: Electromyogram (EMG) Activity in Antagonistic Muscles and Range of Motion	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , GN-100
HM-08: Electromyogram (EMG) Activity while Arm Wrestling	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HM-09: Kinesiology and Electromyogram (EMG) Activity in Targeted Muscles	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HM-10: The Electrogastrogram (EGG) and Growling Stomach	IX-TA, iWire-B3G
HM-11: Electromyogram (EMG) for Paired Arm Wrestling	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , IWIRE-B3G
Human Nerve	Equipment Required
HN-01: Auditory and Visual Reflexes	IX-TA, EM-220
HN-02A: Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Reflex Hammer	IX-TA, PRH-100
HN-02B: Stretch Receptors and Reflexes with Plethysmograph	IX-TA, PT-104
HN-03: Human Nerve Conduction Velocity	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-HVS-SL2
HN-04: Hand vs. Foot Reactions	IX-TA, EM-220 , FRS-100
HN-05: Visual Reflexes and Color Stimulation	IX-TA, EM-220 , BCL-100
HN-06: Hoffman Reflex using the Soleus Muscle	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-HVS-SL2
HN-07: Median Nerve Conduction Velocity	IX-TA, iWire-B3G , C-HVS-SL2
HN-08: Game Show Physiology	IX-TA, PT-104 , EM-220
Human Spirometry	Equipment Required
HS-01: Breathing Parameters at Rest and After Exercise	IX-TA, A-FH-300
HS-02: Breathing and Gravity	IX-TA, A-FH-300
HS-03: Factors that Affect Breathing Patterns	IX-TA, A-FH-300
HS-04: Lung Volumes and Heart Rate	IX-TA, A-FH-300 , PT-104
HS-05: Breathing Techniques and Heart Rate	IX-TA, PT-104 , RM-204
HS-06: Ventilation and Oxygen Saturation Levels - Part 1	IX-TA, A-FH-300 , PO2-100D
HS-07: Ventilation and Oxygen Saturation Levels - Part 2	IX-TA, RM-204 , PO2-100D
HS-08: Restrictive and Obstructive Airway Diseases	IX-TA, A-FH-300

Tutorial Videos

Tutorial 00a - Installing LabScribe Windows

Tutorial 00b - Installing LabScribe MacOS

Tutorial 01a - The iWorx TA

Tutorial 01b: The iWorx 214

Tutorial 02 - Recording with LabScribe

Tutorial 03 - Making Marks in LabScribe

Tutorial 04 - Locating Marks in LabScribe

Tutorial 05 - Basic Measurements in LabScribe

Tutorial 05a - Basic ECG Measurements in LabScribe

Tutorial 05b - Basic Spirometry Measurements in LabScribe

Tutorial 05c - Setting BP Offset

Tutorial 05c - Setting up GSR

Tutorial 06 - Changing Display Time in LabScribe

Tutorial 07 - Units Conversion in LabScribe

Tutorial 08 - Computed Functions in LabScribe

Tutorial 09 - Writing Reports in LabScribe

Tutorial 10 - Advanced Analysis in LabScribe

Tutorial 11 - Copy of Graph to LabScribe

Tutorial 12 - Using Standard Labs in LabScribe

Tutorial 13 - creating Sequences

LS01 - Customizing Views in LabScribe

Citations

iWorx Teaching Citations on Google Scholar

iWorx GSR Citations on Google Scholar

iWorx EEG Citations on Google Scholar

iWorx ERP Citations on Google Scholar

Student Research Posters:

Symbol Processing in the Blink of an Eye: an EEG Study :
by Isaiah Cushman, Gemma Francisco, Michelle Kang, and Nick Taylor, of Irvine Valley College

Vagal Tone: Predicting Psychophysiological Function under Conditions of Fear:
Alara Blofield
Hypothesis: individuals with higher HRV, a marker of higher vagal tone, would have more general feelings of anxiety, faster fear-induced stress reaction and recovery, greater facial expressivity, and better memory