Can AI Change Your Memories? | Neurofeedback Therapy, Explained

The video explores neurofeedback therapy, a method using brain signals to modulate brain activity, potentially aiding conditions like PTSD and ADHD. It discusses the therapy's mechanism, challenges, ethical considerations, and data privacy issues in research.

What is one of the main goals of neurofeedback therapy?

• To improve dietary habits

• To train the brain to modulate its own activity

• To increase social skills

• To enhance physical strength

Which methods are typically used in neurofeedback therapy to record brain activity?

• Blood tests and Urinalysis

• EEG and fMRI

• CT and PET scans

• X-rays and Ultrasound

What is a limitation of the univariate approach in neurofeedback therapy?

• It requires invasive procedures

• It is too expensive

• It cannot capture complex brain activities

• It is not approved by medical authorities

In the neurofeedback therapy process, what is the role of the classifier model?

• To categorize brain activity into different states

• To measure physical fitness

• To prescribe medication

• To diagnose psychiatric conditions

How does neurofeedback therapy differ from traditional exposure therapy for PTSD?

• It is more expensive

• It is less effective

• It requires more frequent sessions

• It does not involve direct exposure to traumatic stimuli

What is a potential ethical concern with neurofeedback therapy?

• It may alter memories

• It is not scientifically proven

• It is only available in certain countries

• It requires a long recovery period

What is a challenge in using medical data for neurofeedback therapy research?

• Lack of interest from researchers

• Limited access to technology

• High cost of data collection

• Difficulty in anonymizing data