Anna Persson present her master's thesis

Time frequency analysis of children's EEG responses when observing social behavior

Abstract


EEG data from a study, with the goal to find the neural
correlates of small children when observing different social
behavior, has been analyzed in this thesis. The methods that have
been implemented, tested and used for the analysis are time frequency analysis
with different single and multiple window estimators. The results
show a significant difference between the EEG responses of the
different types of stimuli. Also, the results suggest that a further
investigation of the EEG power at lower frequencies than had earlier
been considered interesting, could give new information about the
EEG responses of young children to this type of stimuli.