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Additional support for the existence of skin conductance responses at unconditioned stimulus omission. 2012
Victor I Spoormaker, and
Jens Blechert, and
Roberto Goya-Maldonado, and
Philipp G Sämann, and
Frank H Wilhelm, and
Michael Czisch
Neuroimaging Research Group, Max Planck Institute of Psychiatry, Munich, Germany. spoormaker@mpipsykl.mpg.de
The existence of a skin conductance response to an expected but omitted aversive stimulus has recently been challenged. To counter this claim, we provide a review of the literature and a temporal analysis of two independent skin conductance data sets during aversive conditioning and extinction that demonstrates a consistent and reproducible skin conductance response at omission of an anticipated aversive stimulus. The validity of this so-called unconditioned stimulus (US) omission response is relevant for skin conductance modeling in the context of neuroimaging and more generally for conditioning theory.
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