Regarding the use of biofeedback interventions with patients with epilepsy, research has found
A) it works well with most patients.
B) it does not work effectively in most cases.
C) it is difficult to determine with whom these interventions will be effective.
D) it is an inexpensive intervention and thus should be used more frequently.

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Biofeedback interventions for epilepsy have shown promise, but their effectiveness can vary significantly among individuals. It is often challenging to predict who will benefit from such interventions, making it difficult to universally recommend them.

Regarding the Use of Biofeedback Interventions with Patients with Epilepsy