Publications by authors named "Morgan Middlebrooks"
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- Cognitive theories suggest that social anxiety disorder is linked to increased attention on anxious feelings due to fear of rejection.
- The study investigated how undergraduate students' brains respond to images of anxious people by measuring their neural activity (P2 and LPP waves) while viewing various types of images.
- Results indicated a connection between neural responses to anxious images and social anxiety symptoms, with specific effects linked to anxiety sensitivity in social situations.
As the field of neurofeedback and neuromodulation grows, trends toward using neurofeedback to treat problems of brain dysfunction have emerged. While the use of connectivity based fMRI guided neurofeedback has shown itself to be efficacious, the expense related to the treatment calls for a more practical solution. The use of QEEG guided neurofeedback in the treatment has shown promise as an emerging treatment.
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