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beta wave

beta wave A beta wave is a pattern of brain activity measured with EEG in the 13–30 Hz range.

A beta wave is a pattern of brain activity measured with EEG in the 13–30 Hz range. In this source, lower beta wave power is linked with a calmer or more relaxed mental state rather than heightened anxiety.

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Drafting source: Boere Katherine; Krigolson Olave E.. The effects of multi-colour light filtering glasses on human brain wave activity. 2024; DOI 10.1186/s12868-024-00865-0; article XML SHA-256 6d9cafce02fc8f3eb64320efbcc513953c7e36c34dc14c9c8d85527e05171180. “The effects of multi-colour light filtering glasses on human brain wave activity” (10.1186/s12868-024-00865-0).
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