Biofeedback, such as that involved in brain-computer interfaces for persons with missing limbs, are of particular interest to understanding behavior because:
A) They demonstrate the power of reinforcement
B) They demonstrate the power of respondent conditioning
C) They demonstrate operant control of what appear to be respondent behaviors
D) They demonstrate respondent control of what appear to be operant behaviors

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Biofeedback, especially in the context of brain-computer interfaces for individuals with missing limbs, showcases the ability of individuals to exert operant control over responses that might initially seem to be automatic or respondent in nature. This is because the individuals learn to modify their brain activity (or other physiological processes) to control a device or computer system, which is a learned behavior influenced by consequences, thus demonstrating operant conditioning principles.

Biofeedback, Such as That Involved in Brain-Computer Interfaces for Persons