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Theoretical or philosophical paper
Peer reviewed
Topics
Anxiety
Meditation
Key points
Argues that dispositional mindfulness directly and indirectly benefits self-esteem and social anxiety, likely through reduced rumination and increased self-compassion, proposing mindfulness as a potential therapeutic avenue.
Abstract
The direct and indirect benefits of dispositional mindfulness on self-esteem and social anxiety.
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