Association of Social Work Boards Masters (ASWB MSW) Practice Exam

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What does biofeedback aim to teach a person to control?

Their thoughts and emotions

Specific bodily functions such as heart rate

Biofeedback is a technique that aims to teach a person how to control specific bodily functions, such as heart rate, using electronic monitoring devices. Option A is incorrect because biofeedback does not focus on controlling thoughts and emotions. Option C is incorrect because while biofeedback may help with managing reactions to specific stimuli, its main focus is on bodily functions. Option D is incorrect because biofeedback does not use rewards to control behavior. Rather, it uses training and practice to teach individuals how to control their bodily functions.

Their reaction to a specific stimulus

Their behavior through rewards

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