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Brain activation changes during rsfMRI following brief mindfulness exercise: An fMRI study
Introduction: Mindfulness is a practice involved in the volitional shifting of attention from the present moment to sensations. In the current study, the researcher is interested in performing rsfMRI on healthy participants to explore brain activation changes. Objectives: The study aims to measure
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