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A neurofeedback protocol to improve mild anxiety and sleep quality
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“…Overall, the study indicated that participants' anxiety symptoms based on the BAI and the GAD-7 scores reduced significantly. This result is consistent with other studies done by other researchers on different samples and different neurofeedback protocol [39], [45], [46], [47].…”
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“…Overall, the study indicated that participants' anxiety symptoms based on the BAI and the GAD-7 scores reduced significantly. This result is consistent with other studies done by other researchers on different samples and different neurofeedback protocol [39], [45], [46], [47].…”
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“…Besides, prior study in neurofeedback training has highlighted that the training conducted on the right parietal lobe; P4 was efficient in improving the sleep quality of individuals with subclinical anxiety-related symptoms (Gomes, Ducos, Akiba & Dias, 2016). This is primarily due to the vital role of P4 in anxiety resilience, whereby the right parietal lobe was found to be significant in responding and attenuating stress, which pertains to its functions as the sensory input processor (Grieder, Homan, Federspiel, Kiefer & Hasler, 2020).…”
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“…The frequency range of 12-15 Hz has been shown to have positive effects on anxiety. However, its slower effects, long duration, and individual differences make it less commonly used in clinical settings(Gadea et al, 2020;Gomes et al, 2016;Ros et al, 2009). Neurofeedback using SMR protocol has been proven effective in treating attention-de cit hyperactivity disorder.…”
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“…Overall, the study indicated that participants' anxiety symptoms based on the BAI and the GAD-7 scores reduced significantly. This result is consistent with other studies done by other researchers on different samples and different neurofeedback protocol [39], [45], [46], [47].…”
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“…Besides, prior study in neurofeedback training has highlighted that the training conducted on the right parietal lobe; P4 was efficient in improving the sleep quality of individuals with subclinical anxiety-related symptoms (Gomes, Ducos, Akiba & Dias, 2016). This is primarily due to the vital role of P4 in anxiety resilience, whereby the right parietal lobe was found to be significant in responding and attenuating stress, which pertains to its functions as the sensory input processor (Grieder, Homan, Federspiel, Kiefer & Hasler, 2020).…”
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“…The frequency range of 12-15 Hz has been shown to have positive effects on anxiety. However, its slower effects, long duration, and individual differences make it less commonly used in clinical settings(Gadea et al, 2020;Gomes et al, 2016;Ros et al, 2009). Neurofeedback using SMR protocol has been proven effective in treating attention-de cit hyperactivity disorder.…”
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“…Overall, the study indicated that participants' anxiety symptoms based on the BAI and the GAD-7 scores reduced significantly. This result is consistent with other studies done by other researchers on different samples and different neurofeedback protocol [39], [45], [46], [47].…”
Section: Discussion
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confidence: 93%
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“…Besides, prior study in neurofeedback training has highlighted that the training conducted on the right parietal lobe; P4 was efficient in improving the sleep quality of individuals with subclinical anxiety-related symptoms (Gomes, Ducos, Akiba & Dias, 2016). This is primarily due to the vital role of P4 in anxiety resilience, whereby the right parietal lobe was found to be significant in responding and attenuating stress, which pertains to its functions as the sensory input processor (Grieder, Homan, Federspiel, Kiefer & Hasler, 2020).…”
Section: Rewarding Delta On T4 and P4
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confidence: 97%
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“…The frequency range of 12-15 Hz has been shown to have positive effects on anxiety. However, its slower effects, long duration, and individual differences make it less commonly used in clinical settings(Gadea et al, 2020;Gomes et al, 2016;Ros et al, 2009). Neurofeedback using SMR protocol has been proven effective in treating attention-de cit hyperactivity disorder.…”
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confidence: 99%