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Luigi Galvani (1791)

 He developed the GSR


(Galvanic Skin Reflex) or
galvanometer

Angelo Mosso (1878)


 Science came to the aid of the
truth seeker through the Italian
psychologist Mosso. He made
use of an instrument called
Plethysmograph in his research
on emotion and fear and its
influence on heart and
respiration.
 He found out that the variation
in blood pressure and the
circulation of blood in the brain
during fear is far greater than
those resulting from effect of
Luigi Galvani (1791)
 He developed the GSR
(Galvanic Skin Reflex) or
galvanometer

Angelo Mosso (1878)


 Science came to the aid of the
truth seeker through the Italian
psychologist Mosso. He made
use of an instrument called
Plethysmograph in his research
on emotion and fear and its
influence on heart and
respiration.
 He found out that the variation
in blood pressure and the
circulation of blood in the brain
during fear is far greater than
those resulting from effect of
Luigi Galvani (1791)
 He developed the GSR
(Galvanic Skin Reflex) or
galvanometer

Angelo Mosso (1878)


 Science came to the aid of the
truth seeker through the Italian
psychologist Mosso. He made
use of an instrument called
Plethysmograph in his research
on emotion and fear and its
influence on heart and
respiration.
 He found out that the variation
in blood pressure and the
circulation of blood in the brain
during fear is far greater than
those resulting from effect of
Luigi Galvani (1791)
 He developed the GSR
(Galvanic Skin Reflex) or
galvanometer

Angelo Mosso (1878)


 Science came to the aid of the
truth seeker through the Italian
psychologist Mosso. He made
use of an instrument called
Plethysmograph in his research
on emotion and fear and its
influence on heart and
respiration.
 He found out that the variation
in blood pressure and the
circulation of blood in the brain
during fear is far greater than
those resulting from effect of

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