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mopinko

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13. where were the controls?

Reply to HereSince1628 (Original post)

Sun Mar 22, 2015, 09:33 AM

Mar 2015

what would the data show if they had included, say, 100 people from waiting lists to get in to therapy?

this is a crap study. they may have proven that neither approach is good for anything. without control, you cant know.

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Lipstick on a pig? Mindfulness "just as effective" as CBT t.a.u. [View all] HereSince1628 Nov 2014 OP

I'd be curious how they attempted to "standardize" Mindfullness treatment... n/t hlthe2b Nov 2014 #1

I'm just as curious about the scoring of the self-reported relief of symptoms... HereSince1628 Nov 2014 #3

Clinicians rarely use Mindfulness techniques in isolation TM99 Nov 2014 #2

Frankly, I think being taught by Buddhist teachers isn't essential to therapy. HereSince1628 Dec 2014 #4

I am in disagreement with much of what you have wrote. TM99 Dec 2014 #5

Laugh. You reveal yourself. HereSince1628 Dec 2014 #6

Maybe you can have a laugh at this. If you're the alerter, that is. Sheldon Cooper Dec 2014 #7

Wow! TM99 Dec 2014 #11

Since the alerter didn't add any comments, I have to wonder if it was Sheldon Cooper Dec 2014 #12

Go ahead and do any search engine on "non-judgemental mindfulness" HereSince1628 Dec 2014 #8

Your point? TM99 Dec 2014 #10

Well, this is a cryptic reply. TM99 Dec 2014 #9

where were the controls? mopinko Mar 2015 #13

dissociative drug effects or Hallucinogens mocamine Sep 2016 #14

CBT = Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Bernardo de La Paz Sep 2016 #15