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EEG Patterns and Cardinal Directions Study by Anna Margaria is a document available to read on EtoBox.
This study investigates the relationship between EEG patterns and performance in jigsaw puzzles when subjects face different cardinal directions. Results indicate that subjects facing east and north exhibited higher frontal beta2 and gamma EEG coherence and completed puzzles faster than when facing west or south. These findings suggest that human brain function may be sensitive to cardinal directions, which could have implications for architectural design and educational settings.
- Author
- Anna Margaria
- Language
- EN