Psychology
2006. Vol. 3, no. 2, 62–72
The Role of Highfrequency Electrical Brain Activity in the Realization of Psychological Processes
Abstract
The article discusses the mechanism concerning generation of gamma-oscillations. Latest researches demonstrate that gamma¬oscillations participate in the realization of different psychological processes, including enhancing attention and changing functional states, perception and working memory, processes of recognition and identification, awareness and semantic operations. The author discusses two hypotheses on the origin of gamma¬rhythm: pacemaker and binding. To analyse the problem, the author suggests a special method based on the narrow frequency filtering the socalled evoked gamma¬rhythm, localization of their dipole sources over the structural MRI data. The obtained results are compatible with the pacemaker hypothesis.
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Journal rubric: Psychophysiology
For citation: Danilova N.N. The Role of Highfrequency Electrical Brain Activity in the Realization of Psychological Processes. Psychology, 2006. Vol. 3, no. 2, pp. 62–72. (In Russ., аbstr. in Engl.)
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