Jeanette S. Packer

Western Australia Police — Australia

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

7h-index364citations14works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies(4), Neural dynamics and brain function(4), Memory and Neural Mechanisms(3), Child and Animal Learning Development(2), Tactile and Sensory Interactions(2)

Publications14 total

The use of public attitude surveys: what can they tell police managers?
Policing An International Journal·1999· 20 cited
Stimulus miscuing and dishabituation: electrodermal activity and resource allocation
Biological Psychology·1990· 9 cited
The effect of context change on long-term habituation of the skin conductance response to signal and non-signal stimuli in humans
Biological Psychology·1989· 6 cited
Restoration of stimulus associability, electrodermal activity, and processing resource allocation
Biological Psychology·1989· 5 cited
Stimulus Miscuing, Electrodermal Activity, and the Allocation of Processing Resources
Psychophysiology·1989· 59 cited
Comparator theories of habituation: A comment on Mackintosh's analysis
Biological Psychology·1988· 7 cited
Effects of stimulus preexposure on omission responding and omission-produced dishabituation of the human electrodermal response
1987· 3 cited
Animal fears in the Antipodes: normative data from an Australian sample
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology·1987· 12 cited
The effects of signal value on short- and long-term habituation
Biological Psychology·1987· 7 cited
Stimulus Omission and Dishabituation of the Electrodermal Orienting Response: The Allocation of Processing Resources
Psychophysiology·1987· 83 cited
Performance changes in perceptual discrimination and identification / Jeanette Packer
Adelaide Research & Scholarship (AR&S) (University of Adelaide)·1984Open Access
Effects of alternating set for speed or accuracy on response time, accuracy and confidence in a unidimensional discrimination task
Acta Psychologica·1982· 147 cited
Analysis of hunting phenomena in power systems by means of electrical analogues
Proceedings of the IEE - Part II Power Engineering·1954· 5 cited
Analysis of hunting phenomena in power systems by means of electrical analogues
Journal of the IEE·1954· 1 cited

Frequent Co-authors

David A.T. Siddle(9), Nigel W. Bond(2), D. W. C. Shen(2), Douglas Vickers(1), Karen Beck(1), Nadia Boni(1), Daphne Broekhuizen(1), Mary F. Schaafsma(1), Catherine Tipp(1), Michael Booth(1)