Introductory lectures
Held and planned introductory lectures on electrodermal activity and biofeedback. Each entry shows the date, the venue, the available materials and a link to the organiser.
PsyMosaic runs introductory lectures
An introductory lecture is the shortest way for a clinic, a university department or a company team to see what electrodermal activity can and cannot tell you — with no preparation, no prior knowledge and no commitment. We run two versions, tuned to the audience.
For psychologists and therapists
What the signal means in a session: how arousal shows up one to three seconds before the client reports it, how the traffic light is read live, and how exposure, desensitisation and anger work change once the criterion is objective rather than self-reported.
60 minutes including discussion · no technical background needed
See the programmesFor universities and researchers
The same subject at method level: the orienting response and habituation, study designs that fit a low-cost sensor, concealed-information testing, and what PsyEDA exports for statistics and machine-learning classifiers.
60 minutes including discussion · aimed at teaching and research groups
Ask about PsyEDAA lecture or a programme? They cover the same ground — the difference is depth. An introductory lecture gives the overview and answers whether the subject is relevant to you at all. A programme works through the same material step by step, with your own signal as the measure of progress. To arrange a date, get in touch.
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