Modulation of alpha power by eye state during kinesthetic motor imagery (KMI) of a newly learned dance sequence in experts

Noto, Paula M Di; Chartrand, Julie M.; Levkov, Gaby; DeSouza, Joseph F. X.

doi:10.1167/14.10.99

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“…In (Di Nota et al, 2014), alpha power in participants who imagined dance depended on whether their eyes were open or closed. When their eyes were open, alpha power when they were imagining the dance was significantly higher in all areas except the left temporal regions.…”

Section: Eyes Open/eyes Closedmentioning

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The Neuroscience of Dance: A Systematic Review of the Present State of Research and Suggestions for Future Work

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Ancient and culturally universal, dance is important in many areas of life and brings pleasure, motivational, and health benefits. This is the first comprehensive review of research into its neuroscientific aspects. To produce it, we devised a map of the field, identified relevant papers using the PRISMA guidelines, then summarised and evaluated the results of those papers. We also suggest avenues for future research in: the interactive and collective aspects of dance; groove; dance performance; dance observation; and dance therapy. The interactive and collective aspects of dance constitute a vital part of the field, but have received almost no attention to date. More research has been conducted in the other areas, but they would benefit from additional attention.

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Section: Eyes Open/eyes Closedmentioning

confidence: 99%