2021
DOI: 10.1134/s0012496621050070
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Intracortical Directed Connectivity for Information Retention in Visual–Spatial Working Memory

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“…This training method also includes music therapy with Alpha wave frequency-(8-12 Hz) for the relaxations, meditative, calm state, Beta-(12-25 Hz) during active concentration, and Gama-(more than 25 Hz), during high activity. These music frequencies when synchronize with the brain wave frequency, create the most favourable environment for boosting working memory, performing psychological and psychophysiological tasks, learning, enhancing concentration, and creativity (Bigliassi et al, 2020;Mikhailova et al, 2021). Under blindfold activities, touch, smell, and sound are all exercised initially.…”
Section: Cognitive Skills Training (Cst) Based On Brighter Minds Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This training method also includes music therapy with Alpha wave frequency-(8-12 Hz) for the relaxations, meditative, calm state, Beta-(12-25 Hz) during active concentration, and Gama-(more than 25 Hz), during high activity. These music frequencies when synchronize with the brain wave frequency, create the most favourable environment for boosting working memory, performing psychological and psychophysiological tasks, learning, enhancing concentration, and creativity (Bigliassi et al, 2020;Mikhailova et al, 2021). Under blindfold activities, touch, smell, and sound are all exercised initially.…”
Section: Cognitive Skills Training (Cst) Based On Brighter Minds Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the Granger causality method, the authors showed that the cognitive control neural network sends downstream signals to touch areas. Mikhailova et al (2021), analyzing directional connectivity in theta and alpha rhythms, also observed coherence descending from the frontal cortex to sensory areas when solving a working memory task. Thus, in terms of the cost of control theory, the effects of the distribution of effort can manifest themselves not only in the frontal areas associated directly with cognitive control, but also in other areas of the cortex associated with the implementation of controlled processes.…”
Section: Cognitive Mechanism Of Effort Modulationmentioning
confidence: 97%