Frontal Electroencephalographic Asymmetry Associated With Positive Emotion Is Produced by Very Brief Meditation Training
作者： Christopher A. Moyer , Michael P. W. Donnelly , Jane C. Anderson , Kally C. Valek , Sarah J. Huckaby
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