Skin measurements show link between insomnia and disrupted fear responses
A new computational model using skin conductance measurements to estimate stress-related emotional arousal found a significant difference in learned fear and safety responses over time between adults with and without insomnia.
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Skin conductance measurements reveal link between insomnia and disrupted fear regulation