The library is a practical, organized, searchable encyclopedia of what and how brain-training changes lives in the real world written over a quarter-century by Peter Van Deusen, the founder of the Whole-Brain training system.
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Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]
Rewards Rewards in neurofeedback are the alerts the brain receives to let it know that it has done something worth repeating. Rewards are set in the computer’s protocol and usually come in the form of tones, or a video playing, or points accumulating in a game. When I trained with Joel Lubar in the early 1990s, he used 30-40% rewards, set the threshold once in the first session and left it in the same place for up to 30 sessions. […]