2018
DOI: 10.52386/neurona.v36i1.48
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Pengaruh Noise-Modulated Monaural Beats Auditory Terhadap Peningkatan Kapasitas Memori Pada Lansia

Abstract: THE EFFECTS OF NOISE-MODULATED MONAURAL BEATS AUDITORY TOWARD MEMORY CAPACITY INCREMENT OF ELDERLY PATIENTSABSTRACTIntroduction: Memory impairment is one of the disturbances of cognitive function that is often found and influential in elderly life activities. Memory impairment in elderly can be improved by applying several intervention modes, including auditory stimuli, because brain waves play a role in decreasing memory function in the elderly.Aims: To determine the effect of noise-modulated monaural beats a… Show more

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“…Several theoretical assumptions are raised in this neurolinguistic study as the basis for scientific studies. Visual and auditory word stimulation reciprocally assumed that the response to the stimulus of Indonesian words with English was longer than the response to the stimulus of English words with Indonesian (Mayza et al, 2018;Rokan & Rambe, 2021). Meanwhile, the theoretical assumption of auditory stimulation with student responses can be stated that the word heard has the same verbal response trigger power as the word read; words that are heard may have triggers a faster response than words that are read, and words that are read may have triggers a faster response than words that are heard (Jailani et al, 2021;Nasrullah et al, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several theoretical assumptions are raised in this neurolinguistic study as the basis for scientific studies. Visual and auditory word stimulation reciprocally assumed that the response to the stimulus of Indonesian words with English was longer than the response to the stimulus of English words with Indonesian (Mayza et al, 2018;Rokan & Rambe, 2021). Meanwhile, the theoretical assumption of auditory stimulation with student responses can be stated that the word heard has the same verbal response trigger power as the word read; words that are heard may have triggers a faster response than words that are read, and words that are read may have triggers a faster response than words that are heard (Jailani et al, 2021;Nasrullah et al, 2020).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%