"The effects of cognitive and emotional workload on physiological reactions in Word Association Test in healthy adults" . "The project focuses on physiological reactions during the Word Association Test (WAT). The author tests the hypothesis about separable cognitive and emotional workload, where the cognitive workload is manifested in reaction times (RT) and the emotional workload in physiological reactions. The hypotheses were tested on a sample of young healthy adults (N=80), with a protocol consisting of 40 Czech nouns. The stimuli varied in their level of concreteness and their emotional valence. During the experiment RTs, electrodermal activity (EDA) and pupillary responses (PR) were measured. In agreement with the original hypotheses it was found that the cognitive workload is manifested most in RTs, and negative stimuli elicit the highest EDA reactions, but the two effects could not be separated. In fact the cognitive workload was manifested significantly in the physiological parameters as well. Therefore where emotions are of interest, it is necessary to take cognitive workload into account."@en . . "The effects of cognitive and emotional workload on physiological reactions in Word Association Test in healthy adults" . "The project focuses on physiological reactions during the Word Association Test (WAT). The author tests the hypothesis about separable cognitive and emotional workload, where the cognitive workload is manifested in reaction times (RT) and the emotional workload in physiological reactions. The hypotheses were tested on a sample of young healthy adults (N=80), with a protocol consisting of 40 Czech nouns. The stimuli varied in their level of concreteness and their emotional valence. During the experiment RTs, electrodermal activity (EDA) and pupillary responses (PR) were measured. In agreement with the original hypotheses it was found that the cognitive workload is manifested most in RTs, and negative stimuli elicit the highest EDA reactions, but the two effects could not be separated. In fact the cognitive workload was manifested significantly in the physiological parameters as well. Therefore where emotions are of interest, it is necessary to take cognitive workload into account." . . "The effects of cognitive and emotional workload on physiological reactions in Word Association Test in healthy adults"@en . . "Studia Psychologica" . . "Z(AV0Z70250504)" . "1" . "000276336500002" . . . "0039-3320" . . "256291" . . "8"^^ . . "RIV/68081740:_____/10:00343888" . "SK - Slovensk\u00E1 republika" . "Lukavsk\u00FD, Ji\u0159\u00ED" . . . "The effects of cognitive and emotional workload on physiological reactions in Word Association Test in healthy adults"@en . "52" . . . . "1"^^ . "Word Association Test; electrodermal activity; pupillary activity"@en . "[19A874E2963F]" . "RIV/68081740:_____/10:00343888!RIV11-AV0-68081740" . "1"^^ . .