Titlebook: Evaluation of Clinical Biofeedback; William J. Ray,James M. Raczynski,William H. Kimba Book 1979 Plenum Press, New York 1979 Biofeedback.T

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Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Beitr?gection or psychogenic headaches) typically consist of a constant, bandlike pain across and on both sides of the forehead or neck. In severe cases, they may occur almost daily. Although the pain is often quite severe, it is typically not associated with nausea or incapacitation (Dalessio, 1972).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07161-73) utilized biofeedback for the treatment of .. Biofeedback treatment of . and . has been researched by Kohlenberg (1973); Engel, Nikoomanesh, and Schuster (1974); and Schuster (1977). Finally, Pearne, Zigelbaum, and Peyser (1977) treated a patient who was suffering from . and ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-14442-71973), . (Grossan, 1976; House, 1978; House, Miller, & House, 1977), . (Nickerson & Stevens, 1973), and nonclinical studies on . (Hardyck, Petrinovich, & Ellsworth, 1966; Hardyck & Petrinovich, 1969; Aarons, 1971).

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Dental Disorders,ogist generated a new line of research and clinical application. Reprinted articles on the behavioral treatment of dental dysfunctions along with other previously unpublished materials have been recently published (Rugh, Perlis, & Disraeli, 1977).