THE INFLUENCE OF GENDER AND PERSONALITY DIFFERENCES ON DOMINANCE EMOTIONAL DIGITIZED SOUNDS IN YONG ADULTS: AN EVENT-RELATED POTENTIAL STUDY
Keywords:
emotional dominance, digitized sounds, event-related potentialAbstract
The purposes of this research were to studied emotional dominance in brainwaves as the articipants listened to digitized sounds on emotional dominance, classified by gender and personality. Paticipants were 80 undergraduate students, academic year 2017, Burapha University. The instruments consisted of emotional dominance digitized sounds tasks and the NeuroScan system. Data were analyzed using the Two-way analysis of variance. The results showed that:
Young adults’ brainwaves between extravert and ambivert personality as listened to digitized sounds on emotional dominance; uncontrol and control was different at frontal lobe: F7 parietal lobe: PZ P7 P4 and central lobe: CZ (p<.05). Brainwaves between male and female was different at frontal lobe: F7 and central lobe: CZ at the .05 level.
It may be concluded that young adults with different gender and personality as listened to digitized sounds on emotional dominance the brain waves were different.
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