
Previous studies investigating correlations in brain activity between isolated pairs have found significantly correlated brain activity in approximately 20% of participant pairs when one member is engaged in a specified task and the other is not. Participants who demonstrate correlated electroencephalogram (EEG) activity might hypothetically be expected to demonstrate correlated heart rate (HR) activity. Research…
Where Published: Ph.D. Dissertation, Graduate Faculty of Philosophy, Saybrook Graduate School; Research Center, 2007.
Authors: Dorothy Marie Mandel