An electroencephalogram (EEG) can be described as a diagnostic activity to look for malfunctions in the electrical activity of the brain. It works by generating wave patterns of the electrical conductivity of the brain.
Theta brainwaves can be described as waves which arise when a person is focusing something and does not think about the external factors surrounding him.
Human brain waves are electrical waves generated by the brain. These waves can be measured through the frequency and amplitude where each wave has its own function and will affect the patterns of brain activity and the resulting behavior. These waves can be measured using Electroencephalography (EEG) in Hertz units (cycles per second).
Five types of human brain waves.
Gamma (40-100 Hz) is associated with simultaneous information processing from different brain areas.
Beta (12-40 Hz) normal conscious state or work mode.
Beta waves have 3 types:
Lo-Beta (12-15 Hz) standby or brooding conditions.
Beta (15-22 Hz) is actively doing something.
Hi-Beta (22-38 Hz) when we think complexly, integrate new experiences, have high anxiety or feel joy.
Alpha (8-12 Hz) our thoughts flow calmly, during relaxation, daydreaming, or in a meditative state.
Theta (4-8 Hz) our senses are drawn from the outside world and focus on signals coming from within.
Delta (0-4 Hz) during deep sleep (very deep sleep, without dreaming) or in very deep transcendental meditation.
The correct answer is A, Make the United States a major commercial and military power.
Explanation:
As the first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton’s established the country's first national bank and his goal was to expand the U.S. banking system, the transportation infrastructure, and technological innovation, also supported the strengthening of the army.
