Positive emotion, negative emotion, anxiety, depression, psychological flexibility, and social life adjustment. ACT vs. control group. N=120. Shi Yali, Yu Hongwei, Wang Lihui, et al. (2024). Effects of acceptance and commitment therapy on negative emotions in patients after rectal cancer surgery. In

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This indexed entry describes a study comparing Acceptance and Commitment Therapy to a control group among 120 patients following rectal cancer surgery. The research measures outcomes including positive and negative emotions, anxiety, depression, psychological flexibility, and social life adjustment. The resource is intended for readers interested in clinical trials involving ACT for post-surgical emotional well-being.

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@article{allodium:532018a8fcf940ac,
  title = {Positive emotion, negative emotion, anxiety, depression, psychological flexibility, and social life adjustment. ACT vs. control group. N=120. Shi Yali, Yu Hongwei, Wang Lihui, et al. (2024). Effects of acceptance and commitment therapy on negative emotions in patients after rectal cancer surgery. In},
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  url = {https://contextualscience.org/act_randomized_controlled_trials_1986_to_present}
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Positive emotion, negative emotion, anxiety, depression, psychological flexibility, and social life adjustment. ACT vs. control group. N=120. Shi Yali, Yu Hongwei, Wang Lihui, et al. (2024). Effects of acceptance and commitment therapy on negative emotions in patients after rectal cancer surgery. In. (n.d.). ACBS. https://contextualscience.org/act_randomized_controlled_trials_1986_to_present

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