Intervention models | Definition | References |
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A. Control group | ||
1. SC | involving with only maintaining activities of daily living, not receiving any intervention, or just receiving pre and post assessments. | (Campos, 2018; Chen, 2023; Domingos, 2020; Domingos, 2021a; Domingos, 2021b; Farraj, 2024; Gordon, 2019; Lecomte, 2011; Nan, 2012; Nawaz, 2023; Nazer, 2018; Parsons, 2021; Shen, 2023; Shtoots, 2021; Van Eijk, 2017; Vekety, 2022; Vernon, 2003; Xiong, 2014; Zoefel, 2011) [10, 13, 34, 42, 52, 71,72,73,74,75,76,77, 79, 89, 91, 93, 95, 97, 98] |
2. Sham | involving with a fake or inert EEG activity stimulation, either from other participants or replaying a BA video from previous training, without actual brain activity modulation during the training. | (Alekseeva, 2012; Andrade, 2024; Becerra, 2012; Berner, 2006; Brandmeyer, 2020; Campos da Paz, 2018; Enriquez-Geppert, 2014; Escolano, 2014; Escolano, 2012; Farnia, 2017; Fritson, 2007; Guez, 2014; Kober, 2015; Li, 2023; Naas, 2019; Salari, 2014; Smit, 2023; Uslu, 2023; Xiong, 2014; Zhou, 2024) [9, 10, 13,14,15, 41, 43, 44, 65,66,67,68,69, 78, 84,85,86,87, 90, 94] |
3. AC | involving with real-time feedback based on the active self-modulation of participant’s brain activity, and without any targeted modulation or training of specific brain regions. | (Chikhi, 2024; Eschmann, 2020; Eschmann, 2021; Hanslmayr, 2005; Hsueh, 2016; Hsueh, 2012; Keizer, 2010b; Khodakarami, 2020; Kober, 2020; Marcos-Martínez, 2023; Paban, 2024; Pei, 2018; Salari, 2012; Wang, 2013; Wei, 2017) [11, 16,17,18,19, 24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31,32, 92] |
4. PC | involving with just looking at the something, listening on the something, or audio-visual combined stimulation. | (Chikhi, 2023; Diotaiuti, 2024; Gordon, 2019; Rozengurt, 2023; Rozengurt, 2017; Tseng, 2021) [12, 33,34,35,36,37] |
B. BA (Hz) | ||
1. Theta (3–8) | involving 3.6–7.5 Hz, 3–7 Hz, 4–7 Hz, 4–8 Hz | (Becerra, 2012) [9], (Brandmeyer, 2020; Shtoots, 2021) [41, 95], (Vernon, 2003; Wang, 2013) [30, 98], (Chikhi, 2024; Eschmann, 2020; Eschmann, 2021; Enriquez-Geppert, 2014; Marcos-Martínez, 2023; Rozengurt, 2017; Smit, 2023) [11, 25,26,27, 33, 67, 69] |
2. Alpha (7–13) | involving 7–13 Hz, 8–12 Hz, 8–13 Hz | (Diotaiuti, 2024; Li, 2023; Paban, 2024) [36, 90, 92], (Chen, 2023; Domingos, 2020; Domingos, 2021a; Domingos, 2021b; Hsueh, 2016; Hsueh, 2012; Nan, 2012; Pei, 2018; Shen, 2023; Wei, 2017; Zhou, 2024) [16, 17, 28, 29, 44, 52, 74,75,76,77, 79], (Nawaz, 2023) [42] |
●UA (10-13.5) | involving IAF to IAF + 2 Hz, 10–12 Hz, 10.2–12.2 Hz, 10–13.5 Hz | (Escolano, 2014; Escolano, 2012; Gordon, 2019; Hanslmayr, 2005; Uslu, 2023; Zoefel, 2011) [18, 34, 43, 72, 85, 86], (Chikhi, 2024; Chikhi, 2023; Farraj, 2024; Guez, 2014; Lecomte, 2011) [26, 37, 65, 73, 89], (Alekseeva, 2012) [84], (Naas, 2019) [68] |
3. Beta (12–22) | involving 12–20 Hz, 15–22 Hz | (Farnia, 2017; Keizer, 2010a; Staufenbiel, 2014) [87, 88, 96], (Rozengurt, 2017) [33] |
●SMR (11.6–16) | involving 11.6–16, 12–15 Hz, 13–15 Hz | (Berner, 2006) [14], (Campos da Paz, 2018; Fritson, 2007; Hsueh, 2012; Kober, 2020; Kober, 2017; Kober, 2015; Nazer, 2018; Van Eijk, 2017; Vernon, 2003) [10, 15, 19, 28, 66, 71, 80, 91, 98], (Guez, 2014) [65] |
●LB (15–18) | involving 15–18 Hz | (Shtoots, 2021) [95] |
4. Gamma (30–45) | involving 30–45 Hz, 35–45 Hz, 36–44 Hz, 40–43 Hz | (Salari, 2012, 2014) [32, 94], (Andrade, 2024) [78], (Keizer, 2010a; Keizer, 2010b; Khodakarami, 2020; Staufenbiel, 2014) [24, 31, 88, 96], (Kober, 2017) [80] |
C. BA mixed training | ||
1. Training of BAR | involving LA (7–9.5 Hz)/UA (9.5–12 Hz), Theta (4–7 Hz)/Alpha (8–12 Hz), Theta (4–8 Hz)/LB (14–18 Hz), Beta (15–22 Hz)/Theta (4–8 Hz) | (Farnia, 2017) [87], (Xiong, 2014) [13], (Rozengurt, 2023; Tseng, 2021) [12, 35], (Rozengurt, 2023) [35] |
2. BA + the others | involving sham + WMT, Alpha (8–13 Hz) + WMT, Alpha (8–12 Hz) + Theta (4–8 Hz), UA (10–12 Hz) + WMT, UA (10–12 Hz) + PC | (Parsons, 2021) [93], (Parsons, 2021) [93], (Vekety, 2022) [97], (Gordon, 2019) [34], (Gordon, 2019) [34] |