EEG studies of those engaged in meditation have found what neurological changes?
A) Increased catecholamine response in the ventral distal temporal lobe.
B) Enhanced potentiality in the dorsal medial occipital lobe.
C) Significantly low levels of activity in the posterior superior parietal lobe.
D) Increases in the complexity of neuronal firing in the frontal lobe.

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EEG studies have found significantly low levels of activity in the posterior superior parietal lobe of meditators, which is associated with reduced self-referential thoughts and a sense of ego dissolution.

Answer: D
 Some EEG studies have shown increases in the complexity of neuronal firing patterns in the frontal lobe of meditators, which is associated with improved cognitive processing and attention regulation.

EEG Studies of Those Engaged in Meditation Have Found What