Differential Psychophysiology and the Diagnosis of Temperament

Abstract

(from the chapter) an outline of such developments [advances in differential psychophysiology] . . . will provide a frame of reference for the subsequent discussion of two especially relevant issues: (1) psychophysiological laboratory data versus questionnaire (psychometric) data in the diagnosis of temperament, and (2) the generalizability of psychophysiological assessments extending from the laboratory to the field /// multivariate activation theory / the search for psychophysiological traits [the psychophysiology of neuroticism and anxiety, relevant issues in testing psychophysiological trait postulates] (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2007 APA, all rights reserved)