A procedure for study of the effects of the temperature on the response of ion-selective electrodes in which isothermal hysteresis cum determined at several concentrations are used for obtaining the temperature variation parameters (isothermal slope and potential coefficients and isopotential points) is proposed. The procedure was tested against the classic procedure in which calibration curves are obtained at different temperatures. 'All -solid-state' Ag2S and Ag2S/Agl electrodes with sensors applied to silver- and copper-loaded epoxy supports (and commercial electrodes, for comparison) were used for this purpose. The values of the temperature parameters obtained by the two procedures (in the raw 10–60°C) are compared. This comparison show that the present procedure yields acceptable values of temperature parameters for cases like the studied where the hysteresis is not very produced.