Implicitly Activating Mindfulness Promotes Positive Responses Following an Ego Threat

Publisher： Guilford Publications Inc

E-ISSN： 1943-2771|35|7|551-570

ISSN： 0736-7236

Source： Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, Vol.35, Iss.7, 2016-09, pp. : 551-570

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