Game apparatus for monitoring psycho-physiological responses to questions
CA 2250170 C · Owner: Tibbs, Daniel G. · Inventors: Tibbs, Daniel G.; Blaszynski, John E.
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An electronic party game comprises display cards (11a 11b) for displaying , questions to be asked to a player and a response monitor (10) for monitoring the player's psycho-physiological responses to the questions. The response monitor (10) comprises a housing (14) dimensioned to be fitted into the palm of the player answering the questions, the housing having an outside top surface (16) shaped to receive two extended fingers of the player and a pair , of electrodes (26, 27) extending through the top surface each of the , electrodes being positioned to contact one of the extended fingers near the tip thereof, bias means (24) operatively coupled to an outside portion of the housing for …
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- Filed October 28, 1997 and granted March 27, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 28, 2017.
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