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Southampton Mindfulness Questionnaire (SMQ)

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  Description This questionnaire was developed by Paul Chadwick and co-workers, who are particularly interested in establishing how mindfulness can help psychiatric patients. The SMQ thus aims to incorporate four aspects that contrast high vs low mindfulness in one’s approaches to distressing thoughts: clear awareness of what is present versus being lost in reacting to […]
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