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1. Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, and Zen Meditation for Depression, Anxiety, Pain, and Psychological Distress

   WILLIAM R. MARCHAND · 2012 · Journal of Psychiatric Practice · 227 cites

2. Mindfulness Meditation, Anxiety Reduction, and Heart Disease

   Anna M. Tacón, Jacalyn McComb, Yvonne Caldera, et al. · 2003 · Family & Community Health · 153 cites

3. Does Mindfulness Meditation Enhance Attention? A Randomized Controlled Trial

   Randye J. Semple · 2010 · Mindfulness · 152 cites

4. Effects of Mindfulness Meditation on College Student Anxiety: a Meta-Analysis

   Mandy D. Bamber, Erin Morpeth · 2019 · Mindfulness · 132 cites

5. Mindfulness meditation and foreign language classroom anxiety: Findings from a randomized control trial

   William Justin Morgan, Jonah Katz · 2021 · Foreign Language Annals · 35 cites

   Abstract Many scholars have argued that mindfulness meditation (MM) can be beneficial in academic contexts. Recently, researchers in second language acquisition have found that higher trait mindfulness scores indicate lower foreign language classroom anxiety (FLCA). The present study investigates if mindfulness scores can be increased, if FLCA decreases as a result of a mindfulness intervention, and what opinions language learners have toward MM as a way of alleviating FLCA. Data were collected in a postsecondary learning environment where experimental group participants ( n  = 76) and control group participants (

6. Does Loving-Kindness Meditation Reduce Anxiety? Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial

   David T. Weibel, Andrew S. McClintock, Timothy Anderson · 2017 · Mindfulness · 21 cites

7. Impact of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) on Students' Social Anxiety: A Randomized Controlled Trial

   Hong Ye · 2017 · NeuroQuantology · 5 cites

8. Mobile Mindfulness Meditation for Cancer-Related Anxiety and Neuropathy: Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

   Ariel Siritorn Orasud, Mai Uchiyama, Ian Pagano, et al. · 2024 · JMIR Research Protocols · 4 cites

   Background Anxiety- and cancer-related neuropathy are two persistent effects related to treatment for cancer. Mindfulness meditation has been used with substantial impact as a nonpharmacologic intervention to mitigate side and late effects of treatment. Mobile apps are ubiquitous for most of the general population, yet have a particular relevance for cancer survivors, given that physical and geographic limitations can be present. Objective This study aims to describe an ongoing trial of the Mindfulness Coach mobile app for cancer survivors.