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clinical studies

There are 28 posts tagged clinical studies (this is page 1 of 6).

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Evaluating Credibility of Meditation Experiments

How to evaluate the credibility of meditation experiments?

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in Meditation | 2,660 Words

Negative findings on mindfulness are underreported, suggests study

Mindfulness research is often “spun” to appear positive, says article in Public Library of Science Researchers at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, analyzed 124 published studies of mindfulness-based therapy (MBT), and found studies reported positive findings 60% more than is statistically likely.

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in Meditation | 1,178 Words

Obsessive-compulsive symptoms & role of meditation beliefs and practices

Studies show a link between obsessive-compulsive behaviors and high religiosity, thought-control, and magical thinking.

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in Meditation | 1,275 Words

10 Reasons to be Skeptical of Meditation Studies

Discovering the difference between fact and fiction with meditation studies can be difficult, especially without the right research.

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in Meditation | 1,018 Words

The Buddha Pill: Can Meditation Change You?

Can practice of contemplative techniques bring lasting personal change?

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in Adverse (side) effects, Meditation, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 579 Words

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