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[Correlation between the EEG coherence and recognition of emotions in speech].

Analysis of the EEG in 2 extreme groups: subjects with high and low indexes of identification of emotional intonation, was carried out. The number of pairs of electrode sites with significant differences in coherence was compared at rest and during the emotion identification task in 6 standard frequency bands. The data revealed that, in general, coherence is higher in the group with low identification rates.