EEG asymmetry and well-being in a large sample

Cedric Cannard; Helané Wahbeh; Arnaud Delorme

doi:10.17605/OSF.IO/NQ7GA

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EEG asymmetry and well-being in a large sample

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Description: This project examined the associations between EEG asymmetries (frontal and temporoparietal areas; delta, theta, alpha, and beta frequency bands) and subjective well-being on a large sample (n = 353).

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