Table & Figure.pdfBrainwaves and Higher-Order Thinking: An EEG Study of Cognitive Engagement in Mathematics Tasks

Research data refers to all materials and datasets generated, analyzed, or used in your study that are necessary to validate your findings. This may include:
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1. Raw and Processed Data
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EEG brainwave recordings (raw and preprocessed signals)
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Neurofeedback score datasets ( Neuron-Spectrum.NET )
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Statistical analysis data (e.g., SPSS, MATLAB, or Python files)
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Cognitive achievement test scores and student performance data
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2. Supplementary Materials
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Experimental protocols and study design details
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Questionnaires, surveys, or rubrics used in the study
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Educational materials related to HOTS-based mathematics tasks
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3. Code and Algorithms (if applicable)
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Scripts for EEG signal processing and analysis
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Machine learning or statistical modeling scripts
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Any software implementation used to analyze brainwave patterns
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4. Figures, Graphs, and Visualizations
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Plots of EEG data and neurofeedback trends
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Correlations between cognitive achievement and brainwave activity