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Title: NFBusty 23/03/10 – “Lola Bredly Making It All Better”: A Neurofeedback‑Based Intervention for Body‑Image Distress

Authors:
Lola Bredly¹, Ph.D.; J. M. Keller², M.Sc.; S. R. Huang³, Ph.D. NFBusty 23 03 10 Lola Bredly Making It All Bett...

1. Department of Psychology, University of Westbrook
2. Center for Neurotechnology, TechHealth Institute
3. Department of Statistics, Eastside University

Corresponding Author: Lola Bredly, Ph.D. (lola.bredly@westbrook.edu) Draft Paper Title: NFBusty 23/03/10 – “Lola Bredly

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3.4. Neurofeedback Protocol

1. Hardware & Software – BioSemi ActiveTwo EEG, real‑time processing via OpenViBE (beta‑v4.3).
2. Target Regions –
   • Up‑regulation: Left dlPFC (F3). Participants received visual feedback (thermometer) representing the normalized 8‑30 Hz power ratio (beta/(beta + theta)).
   • Down‑regulation: Amygdala‑theta (4‑7 Hz) estimated through sLORETA source‑space; feedback presented as a descending bar.
3. Trial Structure – 5‑min baseline, followed by 8 blocks of 2 min training (30 s rest between blocks).
4. Instruction Set – Participants were guided to imagine “feeling confident and accepting of their bodies” while employing breath‑focused mindfulness. A brief 5‑min psycho‑educational video on body‑image resilience preceded each session.
5. Performance Metric – A composite Neurofeedback Learning Index (NLI) was calculated per session (weighted sum of dlPFC up‑regulation and amygdala‑theta down‑regulation scores).