In Biofeedback, Information Is Provided to the Subject by

question 330

Multiple Choice

In biofeedback, information is provided to the subject by

• A)converting bodily responses to some sort of signal.
• B)directing conscious attention to one's subjective sensations and brain waves.
• C)using videotapes of skilled movements.
• D)the use of concentrative meditation.

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Definitions:

Special/Remedial Education

Tailored educational programs designed to meet the needs of learners who require extra support to achieve academic success.

Gender Schemas

Cognitive frameworks that organize information related to gender, influencing how individuals perceive and interact with others based on gendered expectations.

Gender Typing

The process by which individuals learn to behave in accordance with the expected behaviors, roles, and attributes of their gender within a particular culture.

Gender Constancy

The understanding, usually developed by children around age 6 or 7, that one's gender is fixed and does not change over time or due to superficial alterations in appearance or activities.