N-Hx & Development Of Eeg Biofeedback

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Whose "Psychology Today" article on alpha biofeedback increased public awareness of biofeedback and interest in EEG biofeedback?

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Kamiya published a "Psychology Today" article on alpha biofeedback that increased public awareness of biofeedback and interest in EEG biofeedback.

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Berger believed that the EEG is analogous to the

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Berger believed that the EEG is analogous to the EKG.

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Who investigated twilight learning using EEG biofeedback?

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Budzynski investigated twilight learning using theta EEG biofeedback.

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Kornhuber and Deecke (1965) described a gradually rising negative wave that appears 500-1000 msec before voluntary movement and peaks when a movement is performed. This slow potential was the

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Kornhuber and Deecke (1965) described a gradually rising negative wave that appears 500-1000 msec before voluntary movement and peaks when the movement is performed. This slow potential was the readiness potential (RT).

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______ pioneered the treatment of children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder with SMR neurofeedback.

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Lubar pioneered the treatment of children diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder with SMR neurofeedback.

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Who investigated the operant conditioning of cortically evoked responses?

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Rosenfeld investigated the operant conditioning of cortically evoked responses.

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_______ developed brain electrical activity mapping (BEAM) that provides a topological map of EEG activity.

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Duffy developed brain electrical activity mapping (BEAM) that provides a topological map of EEG activity.

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_______ showed that a rhythm in response to a flicker could be entrained to frequencies as high as 25 Hz.

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Adrian and Matthews showed that a rhythm in response to a flicker could be entrained to frequencies as high as 25 Hz.

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Which researcher identified alpha and beta rhythms?

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Berger identified alpha and beta rhythms.

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Who coined the term neurometrics?

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John coined the term neurometrics.

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Who studied the relationship between reported subjective experience and brain rhythms?

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Brown studied the relationship between reported subjective experience and brain rhythms.

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Who pioneered the study of slow cortical potentials?

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Birbaumer pioneered the study of slow cortical potentials.

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______ developed human EEG data bases using 19 surface electrodes.

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Duffy developed human EEG data bases using 19 surface electrodes.

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Who first reported the P300 slow cortical potential?

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Sutton and colleagues (1965) first reported the P300 slow cortical potential.

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_______ demonstrated the efficacy of alpha-theta neurofeedback in treating alcoholics.

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Peniston and Kulkosky demonstrated the efficacy of alpha-theta neurofeedback in treating alcoholics.

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_______ pioneered SMR biofeedback treatment for generalized seizures.

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Sterman pioneered SMR biofeedback treatment for generalized seizures.

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In 1857, _____ first demonstrated that electrical activity could be recorded from the brain of a living animal.

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In 1857, Caton first demonstrated that electrical activity could be recorded from the brain of a living animal.

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Who proposed a "triune" model of the human brain including reptilian, old mammalian, and new mammalian parts?

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MacLean proposed a "triune" model of the human brain including reptilian, old mammalian, and new mammalian parts.

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_____ developed Open Focus training and pioneered EEG synchrony training.

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Fehmi developed Open Focus training and pioneered EEG synchrony training.

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Walter and colleagues (1964) reported on a steady, negative shift in the EEG in the interval between a warning signal (S1) and second stimulus that required a response (S2). This slow potential was the

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Walter and colleagues (1964) reported on a steady, negative shift in the EEG in the interval between a warning signal (S1) and second stimulus that required a response (S2). This slow potential was the contingent negative variation (CNV).