STUDIES OF A SYSTEM OF EXTERNAL MUSICAL INFLUENCES ON PSYCHOEMOTIONAL STATE IN CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
摘要
Results obtained from assessments of changes in the psychoemotional state of children with disabilities using musical influences are presented. As compared with the resting state, exposure to music increased the spectral power of the δ rhythm in the right and posterior parts of the brain by 10–20 μV2/Hz. Average spectral power values of the α‑, β‑, θ‑, and γ‑bands while listening to genres such as classical and jazz were close to the average values at rest.