• Define and explain biofeedback in your own words.
  • Distinguish between biofeedback and neurofeedback, or EEG biofeedback.
  • Describe who uses biofeedback and EEG biofeedback and why (detail at least two professions and purposes).
• Explain how an understanding of the nervous system can help us find ways to alleviate disease and pain.
• Identify the pros and cons of biofeedback-based interventions (highlight areas related to research, studies, theories, practice).
• Identify ethical considerations related to biofeedback-based interventions.
• Discuss your point of view with regard to biofeedback-based interventions, such as EEG biofeedback.    Biofeedback-Based Interventions Essay Paper
  • Have you had any experiences using EEG biofeedback?
  • Can you think of a situation in your life or work where you might consider using EEG biofeedback?
  • Would you recommend biofeedback-based interventions as a useful tool?  Why or why not?

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Your paper should be 2-4 pages long, in addition to a title page and a reference page.

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