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Efeito do neurofeedback por eletroencefalografia no controle atencional de pessoas com Síndrome de Down e suas repercussões na aprendizagem matemática
Evidence indicates that individuals with Down syndrome (DS) present atypical patterns of cortical activity, particularly characterized by an increased presence of slow waves and difficulties in attentional control and executive functions. Electroencephalographic Neurofeedback Training (EEG-NFT) has
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