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ventilation
ventilation In this psychology context, ventilation refers to increased breathing, often done in a group breathwork setting and sometimes sustained long enough to change body chemistry.
In this psychology context, ventilation refers to increased breathing, often done in a group breathwork setting and sometimes sustained long enough to change body chemistry. Prolonged increased breathing can lower carbon dioxide, alter nervous system activity, and affect perception, cognition, and mental well-being.