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Does Daily Meditation Increase Self-Compassion? A Bayesian Multilevel Diary Study
Evaluations of brief self-compassion programs usually compare phases, leaving open whether meditation and nonmeditation days differ. With few nonmeditation days, subtracting each person's observed average can distort the separation of day-level from person-level effects. This secondary analysis u
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