The paper deals with psychophysiological monitoring on an automatic [symbol: see text] phi K-01 psychophysiological diagnosis unit made in Russia. The unit is intended to detect latent and initial manifestations of stress reactions in healthy individuals and to evaluate the efficiency of psychopharmacological therapy and psychotherapy.
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