2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.irbm.2021.06.011
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EEG Based Evaluation of Examination Stress and Test Anxiety Among College Students

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“…EEG and EMG provide an opportunity to track the attention and cognitive load, helping measure the changes of anxiety and depression during the tasks, which is also confirmed by relevant studies [102][103][104]. EEG and EMG might quantify the experience and mechanism of VR interactive scenarios, and future research could further explore their role in providing a theoretical basis for VR interventions in anxiety and depression.…”
Section: Eeg and Emg For Vr Psychological Interventionmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…EEG and EMG provide an opportunity to track the attention and cognitive load, helping measure the changes of anxiety and depression during the tasks, which is also confirmed by relevant studies [102][103][104]. EEG and EMG might quantify the experience and mechanism of VR interactive scenarios, and future research could further explore their role in providing a theoretical basis for VR interventions in anxiety and depression.…”
Section: Eeg and Emg For Vr Psychological Interventionmentioning
confidence: 61%
“…En la comparación de ansiedad ante exámenes según el sexo, se encontró una asociación significativa, en donde las mujeres presentan un mayor rango de ansiedad ante exámenes, datos que coinciden con las investigaciones de (Bolbolian et al, 2021) y Tsegay et al ( 2019) que encontró que las estudiantes mujeres puntúan dos veces más alto que sus homólogos hombres e incluso coinciden con mediciones de ansiedad ante exámenes mediante electroencefalogramas (Rajendran et al, 2022).…”
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“…Since visual contact with the outdoor environment is associated with relaxation, we chose biomarkers the power of alpha waves (α avg ), frontal alpha asymmetry (FAA), α-to-β ratio (ABR). Alpha brain waves (8-12 Hz) spontaneously appear more prominently in a state of relaxation as a consequence of low activation of neutrons [36], causing the feeling of anxiety to decrease. Such a state is most suitable for learning and creative thinking, as it reflects a state of satisfaction.…”
Section: Physiological Response To Window Viewsmentioning
confidence: 99%