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Table 1 EEG spectral analysis results

From: Quantitative change of EEG and respiration signals during mindfulness meditation

 

Alpha

Beta

Theta

Location

Meditation

Control

 

Meditation

Control

 

Meditation

Control

 

Frontal

m=81.93,σ=8.14

m=78.37,σ=7.66

 

m=65.14,σ=12.27

m=52.04,σ=8.04

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m=106.99,σ=9.36

m=107.16,σ=10.06

 

Central

m=40.79,σ=6.26

m=35.80,σ=5.80

 

m=49.10,σ=12.26

m=31.44,σ=7.9

⋆

m=43.46,σ=7.72

m=28.59,σ=5.16

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Parietal

m=96.00,σ=9.25

m=99.45,σ=9.76

 

m=57.50,σ=12.38

m=40.12,σ=8.12

⋆

m=74.32,σ=9.64

m=61.49,σ=9.02

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Occipital

m=329.13,σ=20.72

m=300.37,σ=16.35

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m=89.50,σ=12.25

m=62.74,σ=8.63

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m=291.44,σ=29.09

m=170.98,σ=13.33

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R Temporal

m=163.18,σ=14.78

m=130.74,σ=10.06

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m=80.40,σ=12.64

m=58.17,σ=8.27

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m=188.96,σ=22.33

m=105.88,σ=9.61

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L Temporal

m=149.46,σ=11.34

m=142.04,σ=10.66

 

m=76.04,σ=12.51

m=56.98,σ=8.25

⋆

m=140.19,σ=14.35

m=110.11,σ=10.05

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  1. EEG power for beta, alpha, and theta frequency bands in (μ V)2/H z (m= mean, σ= standard deviation) for control and meditation conditions. Star symbols show which comparisons are statistically significant between meditation and control states.