Sample Drift Threatens ADHD Assessment Accuracy
When the person sitting across from you looks different from that sample, the diagnostic accuracy you learned about in training starts to drift.
Neurofeedback for Peak Performance in Sports
Elite athletic performance is often explained not only by physical skill but also by how efficiently the brain controls movement. In precision sports such as shooting, even tiny variations in attention, motor control, or neural processing can determine whether a shot hits the center of the target or misses entirely.
Increase Your Clients' HRV Measurement Accuracy
HRV is exquisitely sensitive to how, when, and under what conditions you measure it. Get the protocol wrong, and you will be chasing noise rather than signal.
Thinking About Brodmann Areas for Neurofeedback: Dyslexia
Today, neuroscientists view single BAs as participating in multiple networks depending on the task at hand.
Smarter Diagnosis, Fewer Surprises: An Introduction to Bayesian Reasoning in Clinical Assessment
Your confidence in a conclusion should update as new evidence arrives, and the size of that update depends on how informative the evidence is.
Parkinson's Disease as a SCAN Disorder
The central discovery is that M1 is not simply a mosaic of body-part territories. Woven among those effector-specific zones (the patches that control the hand, the foot, the mouth) lies a second system called the somato-cognitive action network, or SCAN.