The right and left side of the brain are asymmetric in anatomy and function. We review
electrophysiological (EEG and event-related potential), behavioral (dichotic and visual …

Purpose Electroencephalogram (EEG) alpha asymmetry (AA) in depressive disorders has
been of interest over the last few decades, but it continues to remain unclear whether EEG …

Frontal alpha asymmetry has been proposed to underlie the balance between approach and
withdrawal motivation associated to each individual's affective style. Neurofeedback of EEG …

Subclinical depression (dysphoria) is a common condition that may increase the risk of
major depression and leads to impaired quality of life and severe comorbid somatic …

Background: The understanding of neurophysiological correlates underlying the risk of
developing depression may have a significant impact on its early and objective …

The capability model of alpha asymmetries posits that state emotional manipulations are a
more powerful detector of depression-related motivational deficits than alpha activity at rest …

To date, affective and cognitive processing of emotional information in individuals with
depressive symptoms have been examined through peripheral psychophysiological …

Considering that the classical categorical approach to mental disorders does not allow a
clear identification of at-risk conditions, the dimensional approach provided by the Research …

Alpha wave asymmetry inconsistently correlates with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD).
One possible reason for this inconsistency is the heterogeneity of MDD, leading to study of …

Frontal alpha asymmetry refers to the difference between the right and left alpha activity over
the frontal brain region. Increased activity in the left hemisphere has been linked to …