Focus Hack: Study Finds Students Use Binaural Beats to “Get High”
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Nicole Buckler
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Yune S. Lee, PhD
Assistant Professor, School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences Director of Speech, Language, and Music (SLAM) Laboratory
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Beta and Gamma Binaural Beats Enhance Auditory Sentence Comprehension
Growing research suggests binaural beats can enhance brain performance and feelings of well-being, including this study investigating the impact of binaural beat stimulation on complex sentence comprehension and awareness of morpho-syntactic errors.