2013•Korean Journal of Stress ResearchOpen access

The Effects of the Acceptance-Commitment Group Therapy (ACT) on the Self-Control, Psychological Well-Being, Experiential Avoidance and Cognitive Fusion in Alcoholics

Jeong Hwa Lee, Chong Nak Son

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Key concepts: Experiential avoidance, Acceptance and commitment therapy, Psychology, Cognition, Experiential learning, Clinical psychology, Psychotherapist, Group psychotherapy

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