Neuromodulation perception by the general public.

ABSTRACT: The development of neurotechnologies offers exciting opportunities for novel brain interventions. Public perception plays a crucial role in determining the success and acceptance of these interventions. This study aimed to understand the general non-expert population's representation of neuromodulation and their preferences for common methods such as pharmaceutical drugs, brain implants, ultrasound, magnetic, and electrical stimulations. We conducted a comprehensive online survey with 784 participants to assess their perception of neuromodulation before and after providing information. We also asked the participants to rank their preferences for different neuromodulation techniques after being provided with information. Statistical analyses included inferential non-linear models and free-t

SUBMITTER: Atkinson-Clement C 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11830022 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature