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Effects of mindfulness on perceived stress levels and heart rate variability

Gwyneth Wesley Rolph

arXiv Preprint Archive August 26, 2017 via arXiv

Summary

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Mindfulness training reduces perceived stress and improves heart rate variability in students, suggesting enhanced resilience to stress.

Study at a glance

Characteristics Observational cohort Peer reviewed
Population Students
Intervention Mindfulness training
Keywords Q-bio.nc
Key finding Mindfulness training reduces perceived stress and improves heart rate variability in students.

Abstract

Mindfulness has become increasingly popular as a method for building resilience against stress in both clinical and healthy populations. This study sought to investigate the effects of mindfulness training on perceived levels of stress and heart rate variability in students.

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