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Barry M. Shmavonian

Affiliations: 
Eastern Pennsylvania Psychiatric Institute, Harrisburg, PA, United States 
Area:
psychophysiology, behavioral neuroscience
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BAROUR (BARRY) M. SHMAVONIAN (Born May 27, 1927)
* Birth place:
Tabriz, Iran.
* Education:
B.S., University of Southern California, 1951.
M.S., University of Washington, 1956.
Ph.D., University of Washington, 1957, under Roger Brown Loucks.
"Methodological study of vasomotor conditioning in human subjects."
* Positions:
o 1957-1968, Instructor to Professor, Duke University Medical
Center.
o 1968-1993, Professor, Temple University Medical School.
o 1964-1970's, Consulting editor, Psychophysiology.
* Research:
Autonomic conditioning and function; polygraphic techniques; physiological psychology; correlates of stress and emotion.
* Points of interest:
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Roger Brown Loucks grad student University of Washington

Children

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Lyle H. Miller grad student 1967 Duke

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Ewald W. Busse collaborator 2008-2008 Duke
 (Worked on a book chapter in Process of Aging together)
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Shmavonian BM, Miller LH, Cohen SI. (1970) Differences among age and sex groups with respect to cardiovascular conditioning and reactivity. Journal of Gerontology. 25: 87-94
Shmavonian BM, Miller LH, Cohen SI. (1968) Differences among age and sex groups in electro-dermal conditioning. Psychophysiology. 5: 119-31
Graham LA, Cohen SI, Shmavonian BM. (1966) Sex differences in autonomic responses during instrumental conditioning. Psychosomatic Medicine. 28: 264-71
Miller LH, Shmavonian BM. (1965) Replicability of two GSR indices as a function of stress and cognitive activity. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 2: 753-6
COHEN SI, SILVERMAN AJ, SHMAVONIAN BM. (1961) Influence of psychodynamic factors on central nervous system functioning in young and aged subjects. Psychosomatic Medicine. 23: 123-37
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