What Counts as Transfer
Transfer means the run or task occurred without active feedback. If feedback was present, the run should not be treated as a transfer condition.
Neurofeedback Transfer Success
Neurofeedback Transfer Success is an assessment tool for rt-fMRI or EEG neurofeedback clinician-researchers. It helps them compare no-feedback transfer-run performance against a defined reference value and review whether the target signal changed in the intended direction.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Relevant Limits
The tool does not claim broader everyday functioning or treatment effectiveness. It reviews performance under the defined transfer condition.
Does transfer success require no active feedback?
Yes. The assessment depends on a no-feedback transfer condition.
Can it produce a binary success result?
Yes, only when the practitioner or protocol supplies a binary success criterion.
What if the comparison value is missing?
Comparison-dependent results should be blocked or shown as incomplete when the required reference value is missing.