EEG correlates of reinforced behavioral inhibition

Distinct behavioral and EEG topographic correlates of loss of consciousness in absences.

PURPOSE To describe the behavioral and EEG topographic correlates of absences with 3-Hz generalized spike-waves and partitioned impairment of consciousness. METHODS Two adult women had so-called "phantom" absences, characterized by brief and mild impairments of consciousness that were previously inconspicuous to both patient and physician. Neuropsychological examination was performed under vi...

Brain Functional Correlates of Intelligence Score in ADHD Based on EEG

Introduction: It has been shown that intelligence as a general mental ability is related to the structure and function of the brain regions. However, the specificity of these regional dependencies to the intelligence scores in the typical and atypical developed individuals needs to be well understood. In this study, we hypothesized that neural correlates of IQ should not have a fixed pattern ra...

Sleep EEG predictors and correlates of the response to cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia.

STUDY OBJECTIVES Determine the relationship of non-rapid eye movement (NREM) electroencephalographic (EEG) spectral measures and the response to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in primary insomnia (PI). DESIGN Patients with PI were randomly assigned to CBT or a placebo intervention (PC). Ambulatory polysomnography was performed before and after treatment. SETTING University medical cente...

Cooperate or not cooperate EEG, autonomic, and behavioral correlates of ineffective joint strategies

Introduction The neural activity in response to ineffective joint actions was explored in the present study. Subjects involved in a cooperative but frustrating task (poor performance as manipulated by an external feedback) were required to cooperate (T1) during an attentional task in a way to synchronize their responses and obtain better outcomes. Methods We manipulated their strategies by pr...

Behavioral correlates of coronary risk.