Mindfulness and assessing cognitive and affective attributes

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"Mindfulness is suggested to be made up of four attributes: (1) the ability to regulate attention, (2) an orientation to present or immediate experience, (3) awareness of experience, and (4) an attitude of acceptance or nonjudgment towards experience." [Mitchell, 2021] p1475 based on the assessment scale 'Cognitive and Affective Mindfulness Scale‐Revised (CAMS-R)' [Feldman, et al 2006].

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Andrew E. P. Mitchell
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