the benefits of quantitative electroencephalogram (qeeg) in depression

Depression is a psychological condition that affects mood and impacts the global population more extensively than other mental disorders. assessments are typically conducted subjectively through interviews, which heavily rely on the examiner’s experience. this reliance introduces numerous biases and discrepancies between examiners. quantitative electroencephalogram (qeeg) emerges as a tool capable of satisfying human curiosity about brain conditions affecting psychology more readily and non-invasively compared to the other examinations such as pet and mri. by recognizing various waves on the quantitative electroencephalogram (qeeg), a novel understanding of the benefits stemming from this assessment method and its application to psychological conditions in general and depressed patients in particular is attained.