Same “Depressed” Body Movements, Opposite Brain Responses: KAIST Study Reveals Differences by Depressive Symptom Level (IMAGE)

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

Same “Depressed” Body Movements, Opposite Brain Responses: KAIST Study Reveals Differences by Depressive Symptom Level

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Figure 2. Wireless fNIRS device and measurement channel layout. (A) The wireless fNIRS device used in the experiment (NIRSIT Lite, OBELAB). (B) Layout of the 15 measurement channels, each with a 30 mm distance between the light source (S) and the detector (D). Pink areas indicate the anterior prefrontal cortex, and blue areas indicate the dorsolateral and ventrolateral prefrontal cortex. Channel 13 is located in the left anterior prefrontal cortex.

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