Mindfulness training for clinically elevated social anxiety: The impact on peak drinking
Abstract
Social anxiety is related to more drinking in high-risk drinking situations and to more drinking-related problems. Given the rise in mindfulness-based interventions for social anxiety, it is important to test whether drinking impacts outcomes among individuals with clinically elevated social anxiety. Undergraduates with clinically elevated social anxiety were randomly assigned to mindfulness training (n = 29) or thinking-as-usual control (n =...
Paper Details
Title
Mindfulness training for clinically elevated social anxiety: The impact on peak drinking
Published Date
May 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
104
Pages
106282 - 106282
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