This is my final presentation, given at the end of my internship. Unfortunately, this video is missing the last 7 minutes of the speech. This was taken in Sunrise Mountain Library's presentation room in May, 2015. I really enjoyed completing this project and I'm glad I still have this video to remember ...
Brainwave Activity:
Types of Brainwaves and Stimulated Behaviors
Understanding Brain Mapping:
How to Interpret qEEG Maps and Track Trends
Types of Neurofeedback:
Single-Channel and 19-Channel
Operant Conditioning:
The Science Behind Neurofeedback
The 10/20 System
Electrode Placement
The Results:
The Final Product
Sunday, January 24, 2016
Friday, July 10, 2015
The Final Product
4:42 PM
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The BASIS Senior Project is over. To compile all my findings throughout the project, I wrote a final research paper and uploaded it here. It is a fairly concise introduction to all aspects of neurofeedback and serves as a transcript for the entire execution of my project. Below is my presentation to the BASIS Peoria administration. For a web link of my presentation please click here. You will find all my finalized documents under the Research tab.
Final Remarks
Completing this project has been an invaluable experience. I will never forget...
Thursday, June 25, 2015
Results
10:28 AM
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Experiment Conditions
Initially, my project consisted of analyzing many
patient’s data to assess improvement. However, confidentiality laws and my
limited exposure with patients did not allow me to do so. But fortunately,
Scottsdale Neurofeedback Institute measures the effectiveness of the treatments
themselves. They retest patient with the three tests stated above and so far
have a success rate of 94%. The patients are often retested after around 25 EEG
Neurofeedback therapy sessions, and contribute to the Institute’s success rate
if their...
Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Gathering Data
3:14 PM
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To determine whether this clinic's patients' scores had improved over the course of their neurofeedback sessions, I needed, unsurprisingly, real patients. However, various HIPPA laws prevent me from obtaining too much information. As a result, I created these anonymous patient release forms (Special thanks to Mrs. Miller, my adviser, for sending me ideas). They allow me to obtain the patient's files and analyze their test scores before and after...
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