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Long-term mental stress linked to altered brain connectivity patterns during emotional stimuli on eyes-closed EEG.
Long-term mental stress alters brain connectivity patterns in ways similar to emotional stimuli, which can be detected via resting-state EEG.
Resting-state EEG may flag chronic stress effects on emotional connectivity; leaves open clinical adoption pending validation studies.
Changes in connectivity patterns related to long-term mental stress have overlapped with changes caused by emotional stimuli. Interestingly, these changes are detectable from EEG data in eyes-closed condition.
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Reza Khosrowabadi (2018) studied this question. Long-term mental stress alters brain connectivity patterns in response to emotional stimuli, as detectable from EEG data in eyes-closed conditions.
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