Re:Another use for trend instruments

[Guest guest]

I had a client that I was training SMR up for. I moved from one kind of feedback

for that to Barry Sterman's post reward pause feedback because I wasn't realy

seeing that much trending in sessions or between them. Even though the client

was sleeping better, there hand writing was still shakey so I tested out the

Steman reward scheme and the learning curve was quite clear not only durring

sessions but also between them. The client also reported that ther hands were

not shaking for several days after each session. I also discovered through

looking at the trends in the data, that 12 minutes into the session maiximal

gains in SMR were being produced that would taper off as the length of the

session increased. So now I can test out if ending the session before to much

degradation in the in session learning produces more robut change in functioning

as evidenced by the between session learing curves and there goals and symptoms.

Bruce