ABSTRACT
Physiological measures have been applied in a variety of clinical situations by psychologists, neurologists, and psychiatrists. Some of the applications have included testing of vision, hearing, and brain responses in retarded individuals, and brain activity in neurological and behavior disorders. Examples of how physiological responses have been used in these various clinical situations, which are of importance to psychologists, audiologists, neurologists, psychiatrists, and others, are briefly described in the next sections.
