ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR ASYMMETRY AND EMOTION

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MAKVAND HOSSAYNI SHAHROKH; AZAD FALLAH PARVIZ; RASOLZADEH TABATABAYE KAZEM; GHANADIAN LADANI HASSAN

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Journal: RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH Year:2007 | Volume:1 | Issue:2 Page(s): 17-24

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ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR ASYMMETRY AND EMOTION

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MAKVAND HOSSAYNI SHAHROKH | AZAD FALLAH PARVIZ | RASOLZADEH TABATABAYE KAZEM | GHANADIAN LADANI HASSAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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AYMMETRY- CEREBRAL CORTEX EMOTIONQ3

Abstract

The present study was designed to study the patterns of hemispheric activation induced by affective stimuli (clip videos) in alpha range (8-13 HZ). A sample of 40 right handed female undergraduate students were randomly selected and EEG was recorded for five 3 minute intervals in baseline condition and in affective states (relax, happy, anxiety and sad). Results were revealed a right frontal activation in anxiety state, a right parietal activation in anxiety and happy states and a left parietal activation in all inactive states (Baseline, relaxed and sadness). Overall, these results were partly consistent with approach-with drewal model and supported the role of relative right frontal activity in anxiety state. These findings were also supported the idea of right posterior activation in active affective states (anxiety and happy).

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INVESTIGATING THE EFFECT OF MULTIMEDIA, SOUND, AND COLOR ON THE FUNCTION OF BRAINWAVES

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MAKVAND HOSSAYNI, SHAHROKH, AZAD FALLAH, PARVIZ, RASOLZADEH TABATABAYE, KAZEM, & GHANADIAN LADANI, HASSAN. (2007). ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR ASYMMETRY AND EMOTION. RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH, 1(2), 17-24. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/133965/en

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MAKVAND HOSSAYNI SHAHROKH, AZAD FALLAH PARVIZ, RASOLZADEH TABATABAYE KAZEM, GHANADIAN LADANI HASSAN. ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR ASYMMETRY AND EMOTION. RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH[Internet]. 2007;1(2):17-24. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/133965/en

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SHAHROKH MAKVAND HOSSAYNI, PARVIZ AZAD FALLAH, KAZEM RASOLZADEH TABATABAYE, and HASSAN GHANADIAN LADANI, “ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR ASYMMETRY AND EMOTION,” RESEARCH IN PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH, vol. 1, no. 2, pp. 17–24, 2007, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/133965/en

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