Probable penile plethysmograph used to measure male arousal
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Probable penile plethysmograph used to measure male arousal, probably at the Psychology Department at Bedford College, Unversity of London, 1960-1970. Includes a battery-powered amplifier with a clip, marked 'Plethysmograph', and a cuff too large to fit on a finger. 1.5-metre-long wire connects amplifier to cuff and another equally long wire connects amplifier to three small plugs. Maker unknown, but construction is very similar to 1996-277/143.
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- Category:
- Psychology, Psychiatry & Anthropometry
- Object Number:
- 1996-277/142
- type:
- penile plethysmograph
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