Connection of indicators of intelligence and accuracy of perception of time is established with level cortical interactions on frequency of a gamma rhythm, and also phase parities between a gamma rhythm and low-frequency components EEG. Character of these communications differs at young men and girls, depends on a frequency range of a gamma rhythm, a kind and a stage of carried out activity.
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