Table 4.
Observational results and clinical examinations reflecting changes in DMN Left brain subnet or to the thinking about and reflecting upon oneself from the three components of selfhood as defined in Fingelkurts and Fingelkurts [27].
| Rehabilitation Centre - Neurologist & Neuropsychologist | Intervention - Physiotherapist & Dance Teacher | Observations from real life - Personal Assistant/Practical Nurse |
|---|---|---|
| DMN Left subnet | ||
| Thinking about and reflecting upon oneself | ||
| Could recognize his level of alertness to a greater degree (increased self-awareness) and able to reflect that to working (self-reflection) | The awareness of his own capacity and state improved | |
| Able to notice himself the slipping of his own attentional focus | Able to regulate the activity-rest cycle by himself | |
| Uncertain of his memory capacity; although when he checks it, the memories are mostly correct | ||
| Could recognize his level of alertness to a greater degree | ||
| Momentary narrative thoughts and inner speech | ||
| Started to develop mnemonics | ||
| Reinterpretation of short-term memory, events related to self | ||
| Working memory improved | Working memory improved | |