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4. For general references on the weaknesses of suppression as a coping strategy
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11. Thre’s a good list of references cited in: Brown, R.P., Gerbarg, P.L., & Muench, F.(2013). Breathing practices for treatment of psychiatric and stress-related medical conditions. Psychiatric Clinics ofNorth America, 36(1), 121–140.
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