Full awareness or mindfulness in the practice of current clinical psychology and psychiatry: Explanatory contributions
Journal Title: Annals of Psychiatry and Treatment - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 1
Abstract
Introduction: In accordance with relevant historical sources and the objective of reducing the conceptual ambiguity surrounding full awareness or mindfulness, it should be emphasized that the aim of these concepts is better self-regulation and that the task of the observer is to remain equanimous between attraction and repulsion of what is being observed.
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Bertolín-Guillén José M
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