Biofeedback Assessment References

These articles are completely different from other references and pertain solely to computerised biofeedback.

1. Cassel, R.N. and Costello, B.R. (1989). Guided imagery to depict disharmony in the neural functioning of persons involved in psychological therapy. Journal of Education.109 (4), 399-408.
2. Business Review Weekly (1992). Managing. How the brain's mysteries can affect your business. Vol 14, No 23, (74-75), June. Melbourne.
3. Cassel, R.N. and Costello, B.R. (1990). Neural dissonance Profile based on guided imagery and biofeedback that serves as a focus for change. College Student Journal. College. College Student Journal.
4. Cassel, R.N., Costello, B.R. (1991). Validity of dissonance profile between therapy and no-therapy N=216. Journal of Instructional Psychology. Vol 18, No 1 (51-60).
5. Cassel, R.N., Costello, B.R. (1992). Helping the patient to discover a mission in life is essential for effective health care. Education, 112(4), 512-516.
6. Cassel, R.N., Costello, B.R., Pullar, B. (1993) Comparing two worlds of feelings using biofeedback. J.Education. Vol 113, No 4, 520-531.
7. Costello, B.R., Cassel, R.N., Budzynski T.H. (1988). Computerised biofeedback - An interface in medical psychology. International Congress of Psychology abs,. Sydney, Aus.
8. Costello, B.R., Cassel R.N., (1993). Comparing factorial structure of the ACVII test based on logic versus ALMT based on feelings. Journal Of Instructional Psychology, Vol 20, No 1, 26-28, March.
9. Costello, B.R., Chung, P.H., (1994). The psychology of computerized assessment biofeedback and stress reduction. Cassel Research Publishing Australia ISBN 1 87571 08 5.
10. Costello, B.R., Demeris S., (1995). Australian computerised biofeedback (Career Assessment Workshop) Australian Association Of Careers Counsellors, Melbourne.
11. Costello, B.R. (198l). Medical psychology: computerised biofeedback applications comparing heart risk factors of patients in therapy. Int. Council of Psychologists 45th Annual Convention abs. N.Y. New York
12. Costello, B.R. (198l). Medical psychology: computerised biofeedback application comparing heart risk factors of patients in therapy. Int. Council of Psychologists 45th Annual Convention abs. N.Y. New York.
13. Costello, B.R. (1987). Factorial structure and sex differences of heart risk factors for Australian psychological patients. College Student Journal. Vol 21, No 3.214-218
14. Costello, B.R. (1987). Computerised biofeedback applications in medical psychology. American Psychological Asn. abs., Division of Experimental Psychology and Human Engineering. 95th Annual Conv., N.Y. New York.
15. Costello, B.R. (1988). Assessing progress of two therapy sessions using Budzynski relaxation. Journal of Instructional psychology Vol 15, No 2 (47-51).
16. Costello, B.R. (1988). Secondary school computerised guidance program. Journal of Education. (Australian Bicentennial edn), Vol 108, No 3. Spring.
17. Costello, B.R. (1989). The Australian computerised vocational interest inventories (2nd Revision Form B ACVII-B (Biofeedback). ISBN 1875713034 Australian College of Education Annual Conference Melbourne.
18. Costello, B.R., (1990). The Australian computerised biofeedback inventory. American Board of Medical Psychotherapists Annual Convention abs. San Francisco.
19. Costello, B.R. (1990). The Australian computerised vocational interest inventory (ACVII). Journal of Education: Australian Educational Technology. Vol 110 No 4.
20. Costello, B.R., (1990). The Australian computerised biofeedback inventory. American Board of Medical Psychotherapists Annual Convention abs. San Francisco.
21. Costello, B.R. (1992). Australian computerised vocational interest inventory Australian life mission test ALMT manual. Cassel Psychology Center, San Diego, California.
22. Costello B.R. (1994). Australian life mission test. California Careers Conference, San Francisco, Cassel Psych. Center San Diego.
23. James, David,. (1992). How the brain's mysteries can affect your business. Business Review Weekly, Vol 14, No 23 (74- 75), June, Melbourne, Aus.
24. James, David,. (1992). Making human behavior compute. Business Review Weekly, Vol 14, No 31 (69-71), August, Melbourne, Aus.