STENS Final Exam Questions & A+
Solutions
False - Correct answer-True or false: Glial cells help organize and regulate neurons
in the cortex and are associated with SCPs.
Beta - Correct answer-_____ and EMG have a similar range. Because of this, an
EMG inhibit should be used.
Theta - Correct answer-Frontal excess of which EEG frequency band can be
associated with inattention and distractibility?
Alpha - Correct answer-A lack of this EEG frequency is associated with learning
disorders.
4-8 Hz - Correct answer-Theta activity is observed in what bands?
Jay Gunkelman and Larry Woodard - Correct answer-Who received the first grant
to process EEGs from remote locations?
Cats and human subjects could be operantly trained to self-regulate Sensory Motor
Rhythm (SMR, 12-15Hz). - Correct answer-Barry Sterman demonstrated that:
, Hershel Toomim - Correct answer-Who developed Near-Infrared
Hemoencephalography (HEG) and the first standardized systems spanning
measures like electromyography, temperature, and galvanic skin response?
Alyce & Elmer Green - Correct answer-The "originators of clinical biofeedback"
are:
Eugene Peniston - Correct answer-Who demonstrated the use of Alpha-Theta
Neurofeedback in treating alcoholics?
M. H. Fischer and H. Lowenbach - Correct answer-__ demonstrated the first
epileptiform spikes in the EEG.
Barbara Brown - Correct answer-__ popularized biofeedback through writing,
making the public aware of the potential power of Biofeedback.
Niels Birbaumer - Correct answer-__ studied the efficacy of slow cortical potential
(SCP) Neurofeedback training for ADHD, epilepsy, and schizophrenia.
William Dement - Correct answer-__ started the first sleep lab in the world at
Stanford University and was the leading authority on sleep, diagnosis, and
treatment of sleep disorders.
Joel Lubar - Correct answer-__ introduced the idea to treat children's hyperactivity
with Neurofeedback after seeing the success of controlling epileptic seizures.
Solutions
False - Correct answer-True or false: Glial cells help organize and regulate neurons
in the cortex and are associated with SCPs.
Beta - Correct answer-_____ and EMG have a similar range. Because of this, an
EMG inhibit should be used.
Theta - Correct answer-Frontal excess of which EEG frequency band can be
associated with inattention and distractibility?
Alpha - Correct answer-A lack of this EEG frequency is associated with learning
disorders.
4-8 Hz - Correct answer-Theta activity is observed in what bands?
Jay Gunkelman and Larry Woodard - Correct answer-Who received the first grant
to process EEGs from remote locations?
Cats and human subjects could be operantly trained to self-regulate Sensory Motor
Rhythm (SMR, 12-15Hz). - Correct answer-Barry Sterman demonstrated that:
, Hershel Toomim - Correct answer-Who developed Near-Infrared
Hemoencephalography (HEG) and the first standardized systems spanning
measures like electromyography, temperature, and galvanic skin response?
Alyce & Elmer Green - Correct answer-The "originators of clinical biofeedback"
are:
Eugene Peniston - Correct answer-Who demonstrated the use of Alpha-Theta
Neurofeedback in treating alcoholics?
M. H. Fischer and H. Lowenbach - Correct answer-__ demonstrated the first
epileptiform spikes in the EEG.
Barbara Brown - Correct answer-__ popularized biofeedback through writing,
making the public aware of the potential power of Biofeedback.
Niels Birbaumer - Correct answer-__ studied the efficacy of slow cortical potential
(SCP) Neurofeedback training for ADHD, epilepsy, and schizophrenia.
William Dement - Correct answer-__ started the first sleep lab in the world at
Stanford University and was the leading authority on sleep, diagnosis, and
treatment of sleep disorders.
Joel Lubar - Correct answer-__ introduced the idea to treat children's hyperactivity
with Neurofeedback after seeing the success of controlling epileptic seizures.
