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Biomedical Signal Processing and Control

ISSN 1746-8094

3 papers in the library · 10 citations · publishing 2019-2023

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Effects of mindfulness-based stress reduction meditation on the emotional reaction to affective pictures assessed by electrodermal activity

Biomedical Signal Processing and Control August 12, 2023 Pedro Correia, Cláudia Quaresma, Pedro Henrique de Paula Ramalho Morais et al. 10 citations

In recent years the psychophysiological benefits of Mindfulness meditation on emotional processing have drawn great interest in scientific research. Currently, the effects of this meditation practice on stress, anxiety and well-being have been mostly evaluated using self-reporting questionnaires, which lead to a quite subjective assessment. This study assesses the effect of Mindfulness practice...

Differentiating propofol-induced altered states of consciousness using features of EEG microstates

Biomedical Signal Processing and Control February 1, 2021 Haidong Wang, Yubo Wang, Yun Zhang et al.

Abstract Objective In this study, we comprehensively studied alternations of EEG microstates in resting state, light, and deep level of propofol-induced unconsciousness. We further investigated the feasibility of using microstate features for differentiating different consciousness levels. Methods 60-channel EEG was recorded from 31 male subjects in resting, light, and deep anesthesia states....

Comparison of brain effective connectivity in different states of attention and consciousness based on EEG signals

Biomedical Signal Processing and Control May 1, 2019 M. Rahimi, M. Moradi, Farnaz Ghassemi

Abstract Evidence from recent studies on attention and consciousness has raised many questions about their inherent natures and the existence of a possible relationship between them. The main goal of this study is to investigate the significant difference among different states of attention and consciousness, through the connectivity method. These two cognitive phenomena have been studied in...