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Large effects of brief meditation intervention on EEG spectra in meditation novices

Stapleton et al., 2020

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Stapleton P
Dispenza J
McGill S
Sabot D
Peach M
Raynor D
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This study investigated the impact of a brief meditation workshop on a sample of 223 novice meditators. Participants attended a three-day workshop comprising daily guided seated meditation sessions using music without vocals that focused on various emotional states …
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