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      • A normal EEG looks fairly uniform and shows no obvious abnormalities (in height, width, and speed of each wave). When the eyes are closed, the brain waves recorded on an EEG are typically slow and low-amplitude (known as alpha waves). Higher-frequency waves are or so called beta waves are present when the brain is alert and awake.
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