Book excerpt: Improved confinement has been obtained in the Madison Symmetric Torus (MST) reversed field pinch (RFP) (1) by application of current profile control, (2) spontaneously, subject to constraints on toroidal field-reversal and plasma density, and (3) by application of electrostatic biasing. In all three cases, either or both magnetic and electrostatic fluctuations are reduced. Improved confinement coinciding with reduced turbulence in the RFP is expected, since magnetic fluctuations have been measured to produce large particle and energy transport in the RFP core (roughly defined interior to the reversal surface), while electrostatic fluctuations produce large particle transport in the edge. (The cause of energy transport in the edge remains unidentified.) Here we briefly describe the important observations for each of these three cases of improved confinement in MST.