Biofeedback · 2010 · 24 citations · 19 references
HumanitiesBiotechnologyHistoryBehavioral EconomicsIntellectual HistorySocial HistoryHistory Of HealthHistory Of ScienceBiofeedback
Abstract The tapestry of biofeedback history has been woven from many independent threads. Some contributors started with much vigor and nurtured others, and then they faded away. Yet they seeded ideas that the next generation rediscovered as their own. Others blossomed and disappeared, whereas still others have continued to actively nurture the field. Interest in biofeedback has waxed and waned in response to the historical forces of technology, social culture, beliefs, and economics.
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