Why Do Clinicians Use Physiological Monitoring Equipment in Biofeedback Procedures

question 23

Multiple Choice

Why do clinicians use physiological monitoring equipment in biofeedback procedures?

• A)to help the clinicians track changes in muscular tension
• B)to make the responses visible and/or audible to the patient
• C)to make the responses tactile to the patient
• D)to ensure patients properly interpret the clinician's instructions

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