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Mobile EEG for Neurourbanism Research - What Could Possibly Go Wrong? A Critical Review with Guidelines

2024-03-27

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Based on increasing incidents of mental ill-health associated with living in dense urban environments, the field of Neurourbanism developed rapidly, aiming at identifying and improving urban factors that impact the health of city dwellers. Neurourbanism and the closely related field of Neuro-Architecture have seen a surge in studies using mobile electroencephalography (EEG) to investigate the impact of the built a...

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Literature Corpus work: bf375193-4ce2-595c-9322-d8afc73bda8c
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.22.586309

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