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What kinds of brainwaves are there?
What are delta (1-3hz) brainwaves?
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What are theta (4-7hz) brainwaves?
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What are "slow" alpha (7-9hz) brainwaves?
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What are "fast" alpha (10-12hz) brainwaves?
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What are low-beta or SMR (12-15hz) brainwaves?
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What are mid-beta (15-20hz) brainwaves?
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What are high-beta (20-35hz) brainwaves?
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What are gamma (35-55hz) brainwaves?
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How are brainwaves measured?
Normative amplitude values - peak-to-peak method (clinical neuro)
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Normative amplitude values - spectral density method (remote neuro)
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What areas of the brain are important in neurofeedback?
Networks of the Brain
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Areas of the Brain - Frontal Lobes
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Areas of the Brain - Temporal Lobes
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Areas of the Brain - Parietal Lobes
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Areas of the Brain - Occipital Lobes
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Areas of the Brain - Sensorimotor Cortex
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Areas of the Brain - Limbic Lobe
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Areas of the Brain - Cingulate Gyrus
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