A Multi-stage Theory of Neurofeedback Learning
Neurofeedback is a training paradigm through which trainees learn to voluntarily influence their brain dynamics. Recent years have seen an exponential increase in research interest into this ability. How neurofeedback learning works is still unclear, but
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