1. 1. – Kabat-Zinn ↑

1. 1. -Moore and Malinowski ↑

1. 1. – Five Facet of Mindfulness Questionnar ↑

1. 1. – Dysphoric ↑

1. 1. – Siddharta Gautama Buddha ↑

1. 1. – Nirvana ↑

1. 1. – Kumar ↑

1. 1. – Asoka ↑

1. 1. – Theravada ↑

1. 1. – Mahayana ↑

1. 1. – Chan ↑

1. 1. – Communities ↑

1. 1. – Temples ↑

1. 1. – Cardaciotto ↑

1. 1. – Zen in the art of archery ↑

1. 1. – Herrigel ↑

1. 1. – Suzuki, Fromm and De Martino ↑

1. 1. – Watts ↑

1. 1. – Fromm ↑

1. 1. – Fingarette ↑

1. 1. – Assagioli ↑

1. 1. – Boss ↑

1. 1. – Present-centered awareness ↑

1. 1. – Spontaneity ↑

1. 1. – Acceptance ↑

1. 1. – Smith ↑

1. 1. – Look inward ↑

1. 1. – Parapsychology ↑

1. 1. – Altered state of conciousness ↑

1. 1. – Electroencephalogram ↑

1. 1. -Langer ↑

1. 1. – Mindlessness ↑

1. 1. – Contex ↑

1. 1. – Langer and Moldoveanu ↑

1. 1. – Biblotherapy ↑

1. 1. – Short-term psychotherapy ↑

1. 1. – Breslin, Zack and Mcmain ↑

1. 1. – Behavior therapy ↑

1. 1. – Spiegler and Guevremont ↑

1. 1. – Operant conditioning ↑

1. 1. -Skinner ↑

1. 1. – Classical conditioning ↑

1. 1. – Wolpe ↑

1. 1. – Lindsley and Ayllon ↑

1. 1. – Azrin ↑

1. 1. – Token economy ↑

1. 1. – Systematic desensitization ↑

1. 1. – Assertiveness training ↑

1. 1. – Avoidance ↑

1. 1. – Eysenck ↑

1. 1. – Problematic behavior ↑

1. 1. – Expanded emphasis on cognition ↑

1. 1. -Associationism ↑

1. 1. – Bandura ↑

1. 1. – Behavioral self-control procedures ↑

1. 1. – Eliss ↑

1. 1. – Beck ↑

1. 1. – Craighead and Craighead ↑

1. 1. – Mindfulness based treaements ↑

1. 1. – Eliminative approach ↑

1. 1. – Mindfulness-Based stress Reduction(MBSR) ↑

1. 1. – Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy(MBCT) ↑

1. 1. – Acceptance and Commitment Therapy(ACT) ↑

1. 1. – Dialectical Behavior Therapy(DBT) ↑

1. 1. – Relapse prevention ↑

1. 1. – Relaxation Program(RP) ↑

1. 1. – Hatha Yoga gestures ↑

1. 1. – Raibel, Greason, Brainard and Rosensweig ↑

1. 1. – Kabat-Zinn, Lipworth and Burley ↑

1. 1. – Kabat-Zinn,Massion, Kristeller and apeterson ↑

1. 1. -Kristeller and Hallet ↑

1. 1. – Psoriasis ↑

1. 1. – Kabat-Zinn,Wheeler, Light, Skillings, Scharf, M. Cropley, Hosmer and Bernhard ↑

1. 1. -Kaplan, Goldenberg and Galvin-Nadeau ↑

1. 1. – Speca, Carlson, Goody and Angen ↑

1. 1. – Mental clarity ↑

1. 1. – Segal, Williams and Teasdale ↑

1. 1. -Teasdale, Segal, Williams, Ridgeway, Soulsby and Lau ↑

1. 1. – Experiential ↑

1. 1. – Bodily sensation ↑

1. 1. – Behavioral dispositions ↑

1. 1. -Hayes, Strosahl and Wilson ↑

1. 1. – Observing self ↑

1. 1. – Deliteralization of thoughts and beliefs ↑

1. 1. -Zettle and Hayes ↑

1. 1. -Zettle and Raines ↑

1. 1. – Workplace stress ↑

1. 1. – Bond and Bruce ↑

1. 1. – Chronic pain ↑

1. 1. – Geiser ↑

1. 1. -Bach and Hayes ↑

1. 1. – Gaudiani, Dalrymple and Herbert ↑

1. 1. – Gifford ↑

1. 1. – Hayes, Wilson, Guifford,Bisset, Batten and Piasecki ↑

1. 1. – Block ↑

1. 1. – Block and Wulfert ↑

1. 1. – Emotion regulation system ↑

1. 1. – Self acceptance ↑

1. 1. -Linehan ↑

1. 1. – What ↑

1. 1. – How ↑

1. 1. – One-mindfully ↑

1. 1. – Effectively ↑

1. 1. – Parasuicial ↑

1. 1. – Dissociation ↑

1. 1. -Linehan, Armestrong, Suarez, Allman and Heard ↑

1. 1. – Telch ,Agras and Linehan ↑

1. 1. – Linhan and et al ↑

1. 1. – Marlatt and Gordon ↑

1. 1. – Urge surfing ↑

1. 1. – University of Nevada, Reno ↑

1. 1. – Boorstein ↑

1. 1. – Epstein ↑

1. 1. – Robins ↑

1. 1. – Hayes and Wilson ↑

1. 1. – Bishop ↑

1. 1. – Goleman ↑

1. 1. – Satipatthana ↑

1. 1. – Thera ↑

1. 1. – Bare attention ↑

1. 1. – Non-discursive registering ↑

1. 1. – Shapiro, Schwartz and Bonner ↑

1. 1. – Present moment awareness ↑

1. 1. – Deikman ↑

1. 1. – Roemer and Orsillo ↑

1. 1. – Kosslyn and Rozenberg ↑

1. 1. – Lebel and Dobe ↑

1. 1. – Brown and Ryan ↑

1. 1. – Ingram, Lumry, Cruet and Sieber ↑

1. 1. – Carver, Peterson, Fallansbee and Scheier ↑

1. 1. – Slapion and Carver ↑

1. 1. – Hope and Heimberg ↑

1. 1. – Hull ↑

1. 1. – Hall, Levenson, Young and Sher ↑

1. 1. – Astin ↑

1. 1. – Compassion ↑

1. 1. – Open ↑

1. 1. -Dhammacaka sutta ↑

1. 1. – Internal physiological cues ↑

1. 1. – Interocaptive exposures ↑

1. 1. – Miller, Fletcher and Kabat-Zinn ↑

1. 1. – Borkovek ↑