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2011;27(1):239-244
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A. A suspended act: Increased
reflectivity and gender-dependent
electrophysiological change following
Quadrato motor training. Frontiers in
Psychology. 2014;5:55
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Paoletti P, Tombini M, Quattrocchi CC,
et al. Increased alpha band functional
connectivity following the Quadrato
motor training: A longitudinal study.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
2017;11:282
[12] Sauseng P, Hoppe J, Klimesch W,
Gerloff C, Hummel FC. Dissociation
of sustained attention from central
executive functions: Local activity
and interregional connectivity in the
theta range. The European Journal of
Neuroscience. 2007;25(2):587-593
[13] Buzsáki G, Moser EI. Memory,
navigation and theta rhythm in the
hippocampal-entorhinal system. Nature
Neuroscience. 2013;16(2):130
[14] Klimesch W. EEG alpha and theta
oscillations reflect cognitive and
memory performance: A review and
analysis. Brain Research Reviews.
1999;29(2-3):169-195
[15] Aftanas LI, Golocheikine
SA. Human anterior and frontal
midline theta and lower alpha
reflect emotionally positive state
and internalized attention: Highresolution EEG investigation of
meditation. Neuroscience Letters.
2001;310(1):57-60
Advances in Neural Signal Processing
References
[1] Diamond A. Effects of physical
exercise on executive functions: Going
beyond simply moving to moving with
thought. Annals of sports medicine and
research. 2015;2(1):1011
[2] Diamond A. Close interrelation
of motor development and cognitive
development and of the cerebellum and
prefrontal cortex. Child Development.
2000;71(1):44-56
[3] Voss DE. Proprioceptive
neuromuscular facilitation. American
Journal of Physical Medicine &
Rehabilitation. 1967;46(1):838-898
[4] Shimura K, Kasai T. Effects of
proprioceptive neuromuscular
facilitation on the initiation of voluntary
movement and motor evoked potentials
in upper limb muscles. Human
Movement Science. 2002;21(1):101-113
[5] Moreira R, Lial L, Monteiro MGT,
Aragão A, David LS, Coertjens M, et al.
Diagonal movement of the upper limb
produces greater adaptive plasticity than
sagittal plane flexion in the shoulder.
Neuroscience Letters. 2017;643:8-15
[6] Paoletti P, Glicksohn J, Ben-Soussan
TD. Inner design technology: Improved
affect by Quadrato motor training. In:
The Amygdala—Where Emotions Shape
Perception, Learning and Memories.
Rijeka: InTech; 2017. pp. 27-41
[7] Ben-Soussan TD, Glicksohn J,
Goldstein A, Berkovich-Ohana A,
Donchin O. Into the square and out
of the box: The effects of Quadrato
motor training on creativity and alpha
coherence. PLoS One. 2013;8(1):e55023
[8] Ben-Soussan TD, Glicksohn J,
Berkovich-Ohana A. From cerebellar
activation and connectivity to
cognition: A review of the Quadrato
motor training. BioMed Research
International. 2015;2015:1-11
[9] Ben-Soussan TD, Glicksohn J,
Berkovich-Ohana A, Donchin O,
Goldstein A. Step in time: Changes in
EEG coherence during a time estimation
task following Quadrato motor
training. Proceedings of Fechner Day.
2011;27(1):239-244
[10] Ben-Soussan TD, BerkovichOhana A, Glicksohn J, Goldstein
A. A suspended act: Increased
reflectivity and gender-dependent
electrophysiological change following
Quadrato motor training. Frontiers in
Psychology. 2014;5:55
[11] Lasaponara S, Mauro F, Carducci F,
Paoletti P, Tombini M, Quattrocchi CC,
et al. Increased alpha band functional
connectivity following the Quadrato
motor training: A longitudinal study.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience.
2017;11:282
[12] Sauseng P, Hoppe J, Klimesch W,
Gerloff C, Hummel FC. Dissociation
of sustained attention from central
executive functions: Local activity
and interregional connectivity in the
theta range. The European Journal of
Neuroscience. 2007;25(2):587-593
[13] Buzsáki G, Moser EI. Memory,
navigation and theta rhythm in the
hippocampal-entorhinal system. Nature
Neuroscience. 2013;16(2):130
[14] Klimesch W. EEG alpha and theta
oscillations reflect cognitive and
memory performance: A review and
analysis. Brain Research Reviews.
1999;29(2-3):169-195
[15] Aftanas LI, Golocheikine
SA. Human anterior and frontal
midline theta and lower alpha
reflect emotionally positive state
and internalized attention: Highresolution EEG investigation of
meditation. Neuroscience Letters.
2001;310(1):57-60