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1
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biofeedback training for relaxation, we recommend _____.

A

spaced practice

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2
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Which EMG bandpass provides the highest signal-to-noise ratio?

A

100-200 Hz bandpass provides the highest signal-to-noise ratio since this bandpass contains the most EMG power.

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3
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_____ published early evidence that autonomic responses could be operantly conditioned, increasing the scientific credibility of biofeedback

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Miller and Dicara

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4
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If your voltage is 24 and resistance is 2, current is ___ amperes.

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Current is 12 amperes since voltage (24) = current (12) times resistance (2).

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5
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hat forces electrons to move in a circuit?

A

electromotive force

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6
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Power refers to signal _____

A

signal amplitude

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7
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Who proposed the concept of the General Adaptation syndrome?

A

Selye

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8
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Which is typically the strongest source of interference in sEMG recording?

A

60 Hz

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9
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Who developed Autogenic Training in Germany?

A

Schultz

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10
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The strongest evidence of self-regulation would be _____.

A

creased hand temperature during a single session when instructed without feedbac

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11
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Filter slope is specified in

A

dB/octave

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12
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EMG signals are changed into ______ during optical isolation.

A

light

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13
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Who demonstrated that human subjects can control single motor units and pioneered biofeedback-assisted physical therapy?

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Basmajian

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14
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A motor unit consists of an alpha motor neuron and 80-150 ______.

A

extrafusal muscle fibers

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15
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theoretical model proposes that biofeedback produces nonspecific effects

A

placebo model

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16
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first proposed the concept of homeostasis

A

Bernard

17
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During a stress interview, Roger’s heart rate increased and frontal SEMG decreased. This contradictory pattern illustrates the concept of

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response fractionalism

18
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The ______ plays a central role in homeostasis by monitoring the body and initiating adjustments.

A

hypothalamus

19
Q

A rise in sympathetic activity could increase

A

sweating

20
Q

In an acute stress response, the adrenal medulla releases

A

epinephrine and norephinephrine

21
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Who popularized the concept of the General Adaptation Syndrome

A

Seyle

22
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Which hormone does the adrenal cortex release as part of a chronic stress response

A

Cortisol

23
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Which statements about stress is correct

A

Researchers have reported that increased illness and accidents follow increased stressful events. Scores on the Social Readjustment Rating Scale (SRRS) are only weakly (+ 0.30) associated with future illness. The SRRS assumes that major life changes equally affect individuals. Hassles better predict psychological health than major life changes

24
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Who proposed that stress is a nonspecific response?

A

Seyle

25
Q

Depressed individuals have a ____ times greater risk of an initial or subsequent heart attack than nondepressed individuals

A

4 times

26
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A 1-second exposure to currents above ____ mA can produce ventricular fibrillation

A

50 mA

27
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The recommended spacing between 0.5 cm electrodes used in SEMG recording is

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1.5 cm