@article{oai:seisen-u.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000928,
 author = {炭谷, 将史 and スミヤ, マサシ and Sumiya, Masashi},
 issue = {13},
 journal = {聖泉論叢},
 month = {},
 note = {P(論文), The present study investigated the relationship between olfactory stimulation and brain activity. In Experiment 1, points in a darts performance test and EEC were measured, comparing odor and control conditions, and the results showed a statistically significant increase in darts performance and in the power of brain waves. In Experiment 2, EEG was measured after a certain time interval. The relationships between aroma preference and the subjects' emotional state, and the influence of aroma on electrocortical activity, were also investigated. Alpha 2 dominated the electrocortical activity and beta levels decreased 12 to 18 minutes after aroma stimulation. The aroma preference and the subjects' emotional state were not found to have had a significant influence on the effectiveness of aroma. These findings suggest that aroma stimulation is an effective way to produce a UMB state, and is furthermore a very practical method for use in realistic settings.},
 pages = {65--80},
 title = {An Experimental Study of the Effect of Aroma on Brain Activity : Can We Relax by Just Smelling Aroma?(人間心理学科)},
 year = {2005}
}