2009
DOI: 10.1080/1754730x.2009.9715696
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Learning to BREATHE: A Pilot Trial of a Mindfulness Curriculum for Adolescents

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“…These results are also similar to Broderick and Metz's (2009) evaluation of Learning to BREATHE in a private girls' high school sample, showing a moderate statistically significant reduction in negative affect and increases in feelings of calmness, relaxation, and selfacceptance for the program group compared to the comparison group. The results, however, extend the work of the Broderick and Metz program evaluation in that this investigation included students of both genders and a more reliable comparison group of similar size and pretest characteristics.…”
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“…These results are also similar to Broderick and Metz's (2009) evaluation of Learning to BREATHE in a private girls' high school sample, showing a moderate statistically significant reduction in negative affect and increases in feelings of calmness, relaxation, and selfacceptance for the program group compared to the comparison group. The results, however, extend the work of the Broderick and Metz program evaluation in that this investigation included students of both genders and a more reliable comparison group of similar size and pretest characteristics.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Based on prior research (Broderick & Metz, 2009), we anticipated that students who completed the Learning to BREATHE program would demonstrate significantly higher gains in emotion regulation skills and level of efficacy in emotion regulation as a consequence of participating in Learning to BREATHE activities. Given the link between effective emotion regulation skills and other psychosomatic regulatory processes (see Cole, Martin, & Dennis, 2004 for a review), we anticipated significant decreases in perceived stress and somatic complaints among treatment group participants as well.…”
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“…Le stress y est presque inévitable. De plus en plus d'études s'intéressent à la pertinence d'implanter des programmes de pré-vention basés sur la pleine conscience dans les écoles (Black et Fernando, 2013;Broderick et Metz, 2009;Felver et al, 2013;Huppert et Johnson, 2013;Reid, 2009;Van de Weijer-Bergsma, Langenberg, Brandsma, Oort et Bögels, 2012).…”
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“…Chez les adolescents, le programme Learning to BREATHE (Broderick et Jennings, 2013) (Broderick et Metz, 2009). Des programmes de prévention universelle similaires à Learning to BREATHE ont également fait l'objet de plusieurs études dont les résultats appuient leur pertinence quant au dévelop-pement des compétences socioémotionnelles chez les jeunes Fernando, 2013;Frank, Jennings et Greenberg, 2013;Greco et Hayes, 2008;Huppert et Johnson, 2013;Kuyken et al, 2013 (Shaunders, 2015).…”
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