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EEG alpha-activity in neurotherapy of attention deficit syndrome using game biofeedback

I. A. Stoller, M. V. Sukholentseva, Наталия Николаевна Ткаченко, Ye. G. Veryovkin, М. Б. Штарк, S. V. Yarosh

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The dynamics of the segment characteristics of alpha-rhythm and their correlation with the «behaviour» of dipole sources of alpha-band in relation to beta-stimulating neurofeedback in schoolchildren with ADHD syndrome were analyzed. Effective training results in forming of neuronal groups in alpha-band which correlate to the new dipole sources. Possible place of alpha-generating system in the mechanisms of effective neurobiofeedback is discussed.

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The dynamics of the segment characteristics of alpha-rhythm and their correlation with the «behaviour» of dipole sources of alpha-band in relation to beta-stimulating neurofeedback in schoolchildren with ADHD syndrome were analyzed. Effective training results in forming of neuronal groups in alpha-band which correlate to the new dipole sources. Possible place of alpha-generating system in the mechanisms of effective neurobiofeedback is discussed.

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The dynamics of the segment characteristics of alpha-rhythm and their correlation with the «behaviour» of dipole sources of alpha-band in relation to beta-stimulating neurofeedback in schoolchildren with ADHD syndrome were analyzed. Effective training results in forming of neuronal groups in alpha-band which correlate to the new dipole sources. Possible place of alpha-generating system in the mechanisms of effective neurobiofeedback is discussed.

Key concepts: Neurofeedback, Alpha rhythm, Alpha (finance), Electroencephalography, Beta Rhythm, Biofeedback, Sensorimotor rhythm, Psychology

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