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armygirl

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List the four muscle groups found in progressively abbreviated versions of muscle relaxation.
 
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Douglas Bernstein, who pioneered an early version of abbreviated progressive relaxation training, and his colleagues note, progressive relaxation training is not a single method but a group of techniques that vary considerably in procedural detail, complexity, and length.. What do these techniques have in common?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The final four muscle group set involves (1) the arms and hand, (2) face and neck, (3) shoulders, chest, back, and abdomen, and (4) the legs and feet.

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What they all have in common is the strategy of tensing muscle groups and releasing the tension to achieve a deep relaxation state.




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Reply 2 on: Jun 22, 2018
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