The Effects of Neurofeedback training on Cognitive function and Self-efficacy for Traumatic brain injury patients

유경진,; il, Song seung; 이종민,

doi:10.15870/jsers.2014.12.53.4.317

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2014

DOI: 10.15870/jsers.2014.12.53.4.317

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The Effects of Neurofeedback training on Cognitive function and Self-efficacy for Traumatic brain injury patients

유경진 유경진¹,

Song seung il²,

이종민 이종민³

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Effects of Neurofeedback training on Unilateral neglect and Depression in patients with stroke

Kim¹,

Kim²

2015

Journal of Digital Convergence

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This research aimed to investigate the effects of neurofeedback training on unilateral neglect and depression in patients with stroke. Fourteen of the subjects were selected from the experimental group and the control group respectively; the following results were obtained. First, experimental group and the control group presented significant statistical difference before and after intervention on neglect. However, there is after intervention no significant statistical among them. Two, experimental group and the control group presented significant statistical difference before and after intervention on depression, and the experimental group demonstrated more decrease than the control group in depression. The results obtained from this research expect us that applying the neurofeedback training for the improvement of neglect and depression, to stroke patients has a positive effect on the rehabilitation of patients.

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Effects of Neurofeedback training on Unilateral neglect and Depression in patients with stroke

Kim¹,

Kim²

2015

Journal of Digital Convergence

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Effects of Neurofeedback training on Life Stress and Depression in Female college students

Kim¹,

Park²,

Oh³

2016

Journal of Digital Convergence

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The Effects of Neurofeedback training on Cognitive function and Self-efficacy for Traumatic brain injury patients

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Effects of Neurofeedback training on Unilateral neglect and Depression in patients with stroke

Effects of Neurofeedback training on Unilateral neglect and Depression in patients with stroke

Effects of Neurofeedback training on Life Stress and Depression in Female college students

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