As a Stress Management Technique, Biofeedback

question 33

Multiple Choice

As a stress management technique, biofeedback:

• A) is ineffective.
• B) is more effective with adults than with children.
• C) enables people to consistently control their internal, involuntary responses.
• D) offers no advantage over other behavioral techniques such as relaxation training.

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Definitions:

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