COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE RESULTS OF THE EEG SCAN, WITH 32 SENSORS, FOR TWO CATEGORIES OF RESPONDENTS

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Titi PARASCHIV, Felix ADOCHIEI, Cosmin Karl BĂNICĂ, Laurenţiu FRUMUŞELU, Andrei IGNAT

This paper explores the differences in the electroencephalographic (EEG) characteristics of two distinct groups of participants, one under 30 and the other over 60. Using a 32-electrode EEG scanning system, we measured and compared electrical brain activity in different regions. The results indicate a significant inverse correlation between age and EEG wave intensity for certain regions, including AF4, F2, CP5, CP1, P4, PO4, PO8, and O2. We observed a significant decrease in activity in delta, theta, beta, high beta and gamma waves, highlighting a decrease in brain activity with age. These findings have important implications for understanding age-related changes in brain function and may serve as a foundation for further research and tailored interventions.

https://doi.org/10.58679/UTM13154