The Contribution of Common and Specific Therapeutic Factors to Mindfulness-Based Intervention Outcomes

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12 Mar 2021

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"Social common factors – namely the group of other meditators and the instructors – exerted a larger influence on outcomes than the amount of meditation practice" 👇 #Mindfulness #therapy #psychology https://t.co/RgcjUVB4KF

18 Feb 2021

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Interesting article from @CheetahHouseOrg: Social factors (sangha) a huge part of effects in #mindfulness based interventions https://t.co/Wp0EXkxXZH

20 Jan 2021

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RT @jlkucinskas: Fascinating & important study from Willoughby Britton & others: Social factors (e.g. instructor and group ratings) more st…

20 Jan 2021

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