An Experimental Investigation of the Effects and Mechanisms of Mindfulness Meditation Versus Self-Hypnosis Versus an Attention Control on Cold Pressor Outcomes

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Michelle P. Grover
Mark P. Jensen
L. Charles Ward
Dawn M. Ehde
Jason B. Mattingley
Beverly E. Thorn
Alexandra Ferreira-Valente
Melissa A. Day
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[1] The University of Queensland,School of Psychology
[2] The University of Washington,Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
[3] The University of Alabama,Department of Psychology
[4] ISPA – University Institute,William James Center for Research
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Mindfulness | 2021年 / 12卷
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Self-hypnosis; Mindfulness meditation; Experimental pain; Mechanisms;
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页码:923 / 935
页数:12
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