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Annotated Bibliography
This student studied:
Swinburne University of Technology - PSY10003 - Psychology 100
Annotated Bibliography “Critically evaluate the evidence surrounding the use of mindfulness based therapeutic interventions in improving well-being”
Management Skills Complete Semester Notes
This student studied:
University of Technology Sydney - 21440 - Management Skills
Complete notes from the entire 2017 AUT semester, comes from lectures, tutorials and homework. Covers all topics with a description, examples then related quotes and literature examples. covers Self awareness, personality, the brain. stress, emotion, mindfulness, happiness, character strength, authentic leadership, and well being
Psychology SSSP
This student studied:
University of New South Wales - PSYC1001 - Psychology 1A
First assesment of psychology 1a, SSSP report for semester 1 2015, received a distinction
1009PSY Combating Anxiety
This student studied:
Griffith University - 1009PSY - Introduction to Psychological Science and Society
Anxiety is a prevalent and disrupting mental condition that poses several problems for those who suffer from it. In the attempt to reduce anxiety levels, researchers have suggested various new treatment methods. This essay specifically focuses on mindfulness as a treatment method, and the mechanism of self-regulation in its effectiveness for reducing anxiety
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