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Publication Date: 1984
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Change Mechanisms in EMG Biofeedback Training: Cognitive Changes Underlying Improvements in Tension Headache.
Holroyd, Kenneth A.; And Others
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, v52 n6 p1039-53 Dec 1984
Subjects (N=43) suffering from tension headache were assigned to one of four electromyograph (EMG) biofeedback conditions and were led to believe they were achieving high or moderate success in decreasing EMG activity. Regardless of actual EMG changes, subjects receiving high-success feedback showed greater improvement for headaches than moderate-success subjects. (BH)
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Language: English
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