2016
DOI: 10.5298/1081-5937-44.4.05
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Biofeedback and the Illusion of Self-Control: A Functional Contextual Perspective

Abstract: Physiological self-regulation through biofeedback may be seen as a metaphor for generalized self-control expectancies. Using a model based on functional contextualism and relational frames theory, self-control efforts are seen as a convenient fiction or illusion, with physiological coherence and the sense of coherence associated with improvements in health and behavior.

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