Airdate: Friday, December 4, 2020 Season: 7 Episode: 26
Guest: Jacqueline Limberg
Join Dr. Jacqueline Limberg as she discusses the basics of human autonomic research and shares tips & tricks for data collection and analysis during human autonomic testing to improve the accuracy and reliability of your findings.
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Associated Webinar: Data Collection & Analysis in Human Autonomic Research: How to Guide to Successful Testing
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