Cognitive Effects of Mindfulness Training: Results of a Pilot Study Based on a Theory Driven Approach
Abstract
The present paper reports a pilot study which tested cognitive effects of mindfulness practice in a theory-driven approach. Thirty-four fifth graders received either a mindfulness training which was based on the mindfulness-based stress reduction approach (experimental group), a concentration training (active control group) or no treatment (passive control group). Based on the operational definition of mindfulness by Bishop et al. (2004),...
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Title
Cognitive Effects of Mindfulness Training: Results of a Pilot Study Based on a Theory Driven Approach
Published Date
Jul 12, 2016
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Volume
7
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