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The monaural beat is known that it can modulate brain and personal states.However, which changes in brain waves are related to changes in state is stillunclear. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the effects of monaural beats andfind the relationship between them. Ten participants took part in five separaterandom sessions, which included a baseline session and four sessions withmonaural beats stimulation: one audible session and three inaudible sessions.Electroencephalogram (EEG) were recorded and participants completed pre- andpost-stimulation questionnaires assessing mood and sleepiness. As a result,audible session led to increased arousal and positive mood compared to otherconditions. From the neurophysiological analysis, statistical differences infrontal-central, central-central, and central-parietal connectivity wereobserved only in the audible session. Furthermore, a significant correlationwas identified between sleepiness and EEG power in the temporal and occipitalregions. These results suggested a more detailed correlation for stimulation tochange its personal state. These findings have implications for applications inareas such as cognitive enhancement, mood regulation, and sleep management.

Relationship Between Mood, Sleepiness, and EEG Functional Connectivity by 40 Hz Monaural Beats