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Mel-frequency cepstral coefficients and spectral features directly drive micro-level autonomic reflexes during brief respiration practices
While digital health platforms increasingly deliver guided mindful breathing interventions via audio, the specific acoustic properties of the guidance are fundamentally ignored as potential active ingredients. This within-subject study implemented an unprecedented high-density experimental design to
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