A relationship emerged between the progress in performing neurofeedback exercises for emotional regulation and the trend of the μ -band power spectral density from the bipolar channel FC4-CP4. The exploratory study involved 3 subjects. As emerged in previous studies on the analysis of the emotional response in the motor cortex, the significance of the FC4-CP4 channel is confirmed. As already demonstrated for high μ in FCz-CPz, also μ and μ in FC4-CP4 decrease during emotional regulation training within single sessions and between sessions. This is particularly confirmed if the neurofeedback is done with immersive VR compared to the one in 2D.
Role of the Motor Cortex in Virtual Reality-Based Neurofeedback for Emotional Self-regulation / Arpaia, Pasquale; D’Errico, Giovanni; Frosolone, Mirco; De Paolis, Lucio Tommaso; Grassini, Sabrina; Mastrati, Giovanna; Moccaldi, Nicola. - 14218:(2023), pp. 514-524. (Intervento presentato al convegno International Conference on Extended Reality tenutosi a Lecce (ITA) nel 6-9 September 2023) [10.1007/978-3-031-43401-3_34].
Role of the Motor Cortex in Virtual Reality-Based Neurofeedback for Emotional Self-regulation
D’Errico, Giovanni;Grassini, Sabrina;
2023
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A relationship emerged between the progress in performing neurofeedback exercises for emotional regulation and the trend of the μ -band power spectral density from the bipolar channel FC4-CP4. The exploratory study involved 3 subjects. As emerged in previous studies on the analysis of the emotional response in the motor cortex, the significance of the FC4-CP4 channel is confirmed. As already demonstrated for high μ in FCz-CPz, also μ and μ in FC4-CP4 decrease during emotional regulation training within single sessions and between sessions. This is particularly confirmed if the neurofeedback is done with immersive VR compared to the one in 2D.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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