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nelaaney

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A person is sitting comfortably in a quiet room with his eyes closed. As he repeats a word silently to himself, his breathing slows, his heart rate and blood pressure decrease, and tension leaves his muscles. He is most likely practicing
◦ the relaxation response.
◦ biofeedback.
◦ cognitive restructuring.
◦ cognitive reappraisal.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 17, 2021
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