EEG based Neural Correlates of Experience

Experience is luscious! Experienced people who act spontaneously in any feat are considered attractive, draw attention, receive praise, and have many admirers. Whether an experienced person is a speaker, a teacher, a driver or a sportsman, dexterity has its own swag. It is well known that human faculties are controlled and monitored by the brain. Every activity ranging from digestion of food to variation in emotions is correlated in the brain. This is to say that a certain part of the human brain is responsible for each one of the myriad of functions. The question then arises as to where experience is correlated in the brain. In this paper we present our reflections about an experiment done to figure out whether it is possible to gauge the level of spontaneity in the brain. We employed a bunch of subjects in our study. The groups were divided into two categories, experienced and inexperienced. Each of the players was asked to play a computer game for a certain amount of time. And as the game was played, brain activity in the brain was recorded using an EEG device. Our results are interesting.