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experience-dependent process

experience-dependent process An experience-dependent process is a change that develops through repeated lived experience rather than by learning a skill in the abstract.

An experience-dependent process is a change that develops through repeated lived experience rather than by learning a skill in the abstract. In this context, it refers to mindfulness working through ongoing, reciprocal practice that gradually readjusts stress-related psychological and bodily regulation.

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Drafting source: Beylin Natalie R.; Zawadzki Matthew J.. Recalibrating stress regulation through mindfulness: a framework for adapting interventions for ACE-affected populations. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1801095; article XML SHA-256 828875cf27e165e694c9d226569817020e084f6cfebf0a56090b662230556491. “Recalibrating stress regulation through mindfulness: a framework for adapting interventions for ACE-affected populations” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1801095).
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