21.15109/ARP/968SUZRácz, MelindaMelindaRácz0000-0002-6166-7699HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural SciencesBecske, MelindaMelindaBecske0000-0002-3265-4039School of PhD Studies, Semmelweis UniversityMagyaródi, TímeaTímeaMagyaródi0000-0002-0454-2566Mathias Corvinus CollegiumKitta, GergelyGergelyKittaMathias Corvinus CollegiumSzuromi, MártonMártonSzuromiMathias Corvinus CollegiumMárton, GergelyGergelyMárton0000-0003-4359-0111HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural SciencesData for the study "Physiological assessment of the psychological flow state using wearable devices"ARP2025EngineeringMedicine, Health and Life SciencesRácz, MelindaMelindaRáczHUN-REN Research Centre for Natural Sciences2025-01-152025-09-3010.1038/s41598-025-95647-x3039524522104671121278911170086530410646544826622118976289132808345111305957253573656114669932290021758217463937198788821133060947439990355115307374188221021150400114152795245112665478478010256117356861211876328114371190192645160116953162241520378114915111340527577113454205258492671217314646200941810254746150437103787214395581167685986218281831192136846207955574137767171209002165185262250157223627116530829105785581211063398112856303156017440217758846212806744111574088163982117151852899130090043213932370128535911video/mp4text/csvapplication/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.documenttext/csvvideo/mp4video/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp4text/csvvideo/mp42.0CC BY-NC 4.0Data for the study "Physiological assessment of the psychological flow state using wearable devices". In this study, 28 adult Hungarian people played three versions of Tetris optimized for inducing boredom, flow or frustration. EEG, photoplethysmography (heart rate, blood oxygenation) and galvanic skin response signals were recorded along physical activity, using portable devices (headset, armband) developed by Mathias Corvinus Collegium.