Modulation of Human Frontal Midline Theta by Neurofeedback: A Systematic Review and Quantitative Meta-Analysis
Maria Pfeiffer,
Andrea Kübler,
Kirsten Hilger
Abstract:Human brain activity can be subdivided into different frequency bands associated with varying functions. Oscillatory activity of frontal brain regions in the theta range (4-8Hz) has been linked to cognitive processing and recent research suggests that it can be modulated by neurofeedback - a technique where participants receive real-time feedback about their brain activity and learn to modulate it. However, criticism of this technique evolved, and high heterogeneity of study designs complicates a valid evaluat… Show more
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