The interrelation between sensorimotor abilities, cognitive performance and individual EEG alpha peak frequency in young children.

By A. Mierau, Moritz Felsch, Thorben Hülsdünker, Julia Mierau, Pola Bullermann, B. Weiß, H. Strüder. 2016

Subfields: Developmental Neuroscience, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

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• Income insufficiency impacts early brain development in infants facing increased psychosocial adversity: A network-based approach (2026, unknown): “Higher peak alpha frequency has been suggested to be associated with stronger cognitive performance in adults (39 , 40), increases with age (26 , 41) in infancy, and correlates with sensorimotor development in early life (42).”
• Decomposing the role of alpha oscillations during brain maturation (2020, background): “Higher IAF was previously linked to better sensorimotor abilities (Mierau et al., 2016) and increased memory performance (Klimesch, 1999).”