E-meter

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The E-meter is an electronic device used in Scientology auditing sessions, claimed to measure changes in a person's mental or spiritual state by monitoring electrical resistance in the body.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf electronic device
religious artifact
associatedWith Dianetics NERFINISHED
L. Ron Hubbard NERFINISHED
basedOn galvanic skin response
cannotLegallyClaim to diagnose disease in the United States
to treat disease in the United States
centralTo Scientology practice NERFINISHED
claimedFunction assist in locating engrams
assist in spiritual counseling
detect changes in mental state
detect changes in spiritual state
criticizedFor being used in coercive practices
lack of scientific validity
hasAlternativeName Hubbard E-meter NERFINISHED
electropsychometer
hasComponent cables
case
display
electrodes
needle meter
sensitivity control
tone arm
wheatstone bridge circuit NERFINISHED
hasLegalDisclaimer for religious use only
hasVersion Hubbard Professional Mark VII E-meter NERFINISHED
Hubbard Professional Mark VIII Ultra E-meter NERFINISHED
heldBy preclear
introducedIn 1950s
legalStatus religious artifact in the United States
marketedBy Church of Scientology International NERFINISHED
measures electrical resistance of the body
monitoredBy auditor
operatesOn low-voltage direct current
poweredBy battery
previouslyRegulatedAs medical device by the U.S. FDA
regulatedAs religious device
requires Scientology training to operate
physical contact with electrodes
scientificConsensus does not measure thoughts or spiritual states
functions as a simple skin galvanometer
symbolizes technological approach to spirituality in Scientology
usedBy Church of Scientology NERFINISHED
usedFor confessional procedures in Scientology
spiritual counseling in Scientology
training routines in Scientology
usedIn Scientology auditing NERFINISHED

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Scientology usesDevice E-meter