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It should be detailed, the maps produced from this small atlas, this corresponds to children and adolescents ages 10 years to 14 years. Children and adolescents with cognitive handicaps, still have not reached the proper maturity of his age. There are, few traces in the EEG very uneven, with excessive deflections and a predominance of slow waves. It should explain to the observer of these EEG, which is very pronounced deflections, this is due to "artifacts" we do not anticipate events, muscle contractions, eye movements or involuntary hands movements.
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This atlas is a complement to previous reports on the investigation of fear, frustration and other emotions in interaction with cognition. Shown in concept maps in this atlas focuses on the investigation of slow wave theta and alpha range in the occipital and frontal regions. For ages are varied traces of voltage, are not uniform because it varies in regions where adults show other rhythms of brain waves.
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