Phase interactions between EEG rhythms during short time interval perception
Phase interactions between EEG rhythms during short time interval perception were studied in 27 young men and 29 young women, all university students. The study has shown that, most often, close phase connections are observed between gamma-rhythm and other EEG rhythms or between different frequencies of gamma-rhythm. The influence of such factors as “sex”, “activity type”, and “activity stage” on the phase interactions being studied has been established. A connection of phase interactions with the levels of intellect, extraversion, neuroticism, particularities of the lateral organization of brain, and the accuracy of time perception has been revealed.