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Excess SMR downtraining via. z-scores - comments |
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This is an interesting observation. I have seen, in some normal people, who have no complaints, that if they have elevated 12-15, that you may not want to train it down, as it may cause some edginess. In others, we have found the 12-15 Hz downtraining beneficial.
I think that, in this case, the excess 12-15 in these kids is not a "peak performance" attribute, but may be a coping mechanism or compensation mechanism that, in this case, is OK to train using the z-scores. Your comment that it seems to be related to tics indicates that the motor system is overcompensating in some way, and does not have appropriate levels of inhbition in primary motor control.
In all cases, even when using z-scores to automatically target the training, it is important to keep a close watch on the clinical signs, to ensure that the training direction is in fact beneficial. Sounds like it is in this case.
The general rule is that, when there is a complaint, and when an EEG
abnormality is consistent with the complaint, and when it is reasonable to reason that alleviating the EEG abnormality will relieve the symptoms, then you can proceed with z-score
targeting, while always watching the clinical outcome.
Thanks for the feedback!
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