Neurophysiological Correlations of the Effects of Orange Essential Oil on the Short-Term Auditory Memory

EasyChair Preprint 4542

Abstract

The effect of orange essential oil on the short-term memory has been studied. The number of correct answers and spectral EEG characteristics were calculated in order to assess the effect of test solving efficacy on the short-term memory. It was shown that orange odor induced activation of the brain structures, which favored more effective information memorization during reading and reproducing.

Keyphrases: Short-term visual memory, attention, quality of activity, spectral EEG characteristics, verbal stimuli

@booklet{EasyChair:4542,
  author    = {Oxana L. Kundupyan and Eugeny K. Aydarkin and Julia L. Kundupyan and Artem N. Starostin and Mikhail J. Bibov},
  title     = {Neurophysiological Correlations of the Effects of Orange Essential Oil on the Short-Term Auditory Memory},
  howpublished = {EasyChair Preprint 4542},
  year      = {EasyChair, 2020}}