Enriquez-Geppert and colleagues · 2014
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Active-control study · 40 participants
What the study found
Forty participants completed a study comparing eight sessions of individualized frontal-midline theta neurofeedback with pseudo-feedback. The neurofeedback group improved working-memory updating and task switching, and the groups showed different changes in task-related theta activity.
Why it matters
These results show that targeted EEG training can influence specific executive processes and the brain activity used during cognitive tasks.
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