7 Position Federal Scoring

Question 1

Physiological change to question stimulus

Answer 1

Response

Question 2

Tracing compensation after a response/artifact

Answer 2

Recovery

Question 3

Any change in an examinee’s physiology that is not attributable to an applied stimulus or recovery

Answer 3

Artifact

Question 4

Refers to the concept for assigning numerical values by individual recording channel based upon comparisons between a relevant question and a comparison question

Answer 4

Spot Analysis

Question 5

The first indication of physiology change following the presentation of a stimulus

Answer 5

Response Onset

Question 6

Refers to the traditional time period in which one would predict a physiological response to occur in order for that response to be deemed timely

Answer 6

Response Onset Window

Question 7

That period of time showing response criteria with the longest period becoming the default window of evaluation for comparison purposes

Answer 7

Response window evaluation

Question 8

Period of time between stimulus onset and response onset for that individual in that exam

Answer 8

Latency

Question 9

Sum of the length of the respiration tracing over a fixed period if time

Answer 9

Respiration line length

Question 10

That complex interactive effort where the body strives to maintain a state of internal equilibrium (baseline)

Answer 10

Homeostasis