Attachment of Electroencephalographic Electrodes

Darrow, Chester W.; Pathman, Julian H.

doi:10.1126/science.103.2662.22

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“…Bohm, Trilica, and Veljacikova (1967) have reported that older patients with chronic hypertension produced more slow waves than younger patients with less advanced hypertension ; this finding is consistent with our data. However, the relationships between EEG patterns and cardiovascular function may be complex; while pulse rate was related inversely to theta in the present study, results in the opposite direction also have been reported (Darrow, Pathman, &Iironenberg, 1946), andBeatty andIiornfeld (1972) found that training to increase alpha and beta did not affect either pulse rate or blood pressure. Williams and Cartwright (1969) also have reported relationships between EEG variables and blood pressure variability.…”

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Correlates of alpha, beta and theta wave production

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Studied the correlations of alpha, beta and theta time densities with psychological and psychophysiological variables in a psychiatric population (N = 76). The correlations of the EEG variables with measures of adjustment were small and barely exceeded chance expectations. Alpha and beta were correlated positively with pain threshold, while beta was related inversely to blood pressure. Theta was correlated positively with blood pressure and negatively with pulse rate. The implications of these findings for EEG biofeedback treatment were discussed.

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