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Which uses measurements of physiological responses related to human behavior such as problem solving, stress responses, learning, memory, information processing, and other forms of mental activities studied by psychology [1– 4] TPE gloves.

It focuses on measuring the autonomic nervous system and most commonly involve measuring property of the skin (e.g. skin temperature and skin conductance), cardiovascular responses, muscle activity, blinking, eye movements, pupil dilation etc. [1–5]. Commonly, the effect of the cognitive, mental, physical task performed by the participant is normalized to the baseline level Synthetic Gloves, i.e. the physiological level in relaxing conditions [3].

Questions about the importance of the baseline in psychophysiological studies were opened by the findings of a research saying that activity after the completion of the task or stimulus playback falls more in individuals with higher initial activity [6–9].

These studies showed that individuals were more relaxed after the task than before, which meant that their state of relaxation was not optimal at the time. Inadequate baseline could reduce the effect of the stimulus. Thus, researchers began thinking about how to achieve optimal relaxation before starting the experiment. In our study, we compared the physiological parameters at the arousal stage with the physiological parameters obtained under different baseline conditions Disposable Aprons.

We were wondering in which relaxation or baseline condition the levels of physiological parameters would be most different compared to the levels during computation or which condition will act most relaxing on the participants. We defined the state of relaxation with the physiological parameter electrodermal activity (EDA) and studied which of the relaxing conditions was the most relaxing one.