Replying to LO23901 --
>My clinical and research activity over the last 5 years has
>been in the area of EEG biofeedback. I've been finding that one can see
>patterns of brainwave behavior that represent quality of acceptance of
>information. The rhythm changes from a pattern wherein the dominant
>frequencies are more or less random to a more rigid and narrow range of
>frequencies. The rhytmicity is clearly lost when someone is blocked or
>overwhelmed or in some way negatively reactive to the flow of information
>they are receiving.
>Treating poeple with brain injuries and ADHD as well as other
>neurologically based disorders has shown quite reliable patterns in the
>EEG record that support the idea of rhythms being a key aspect of
>interpretation and intervention planning.
Are you aware of any research on brain wave rhythms during moments of
"flow," or the "aha!" when a new insight is gained?
Dennis Presser
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