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Effect of mindfulness based on cognitive-behavioral therapy focusing on anger management regarding anxious thoughts among male students

“…Furthermore, results of a study carried out by Reid et al, demonstrated that informal cognitivebehavioral techniques, such as cognitive reconstruction and relaxation techniques, could be effective in decreasing and treating social anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and panic disorder among adolescents [26]. In their study, Romero-Martínez and Moya-Albiol figured out that quality of life and the way of controlling cognitive-Behavioral Therapy could affect anxiety and depression among patients [2]. In the same line, they demonstrated that experiencing emotions rather than ignoring them and focusing on moods and emotional essence affected on identifying anxiety and anxious thoughts [2,10].…”

“…In their study, Romero-Martínez and Moya-Albiol figured out that quality of life and the way of controlling cognitive-Behavioral Therapy could affect anxiety and depression among patients [2]. In the same line, they demonstrated that experiencing emotions rather than ignoring them and focusing on moods and emotional essence affected on identifying anxiety and anxious thoughts [2,10]. In addition, Wang et al, found out that the third wave of the cognitivebehavioral therapies based on mindfulness which includes holding several group sessions and then practicing the assignments individually could be effective in decreasing anxious thoughts [27].…”

“…Adolescence is accompanied by specific biological, cognitive, and identity changes. A decreased level of tolerance and identity anxieties are among the signs that can emerge during this period and affect students' mental health and their quality of academic life [2]. Anxiety is one of the most prevalent mental health issues during adolescence.…”

“…Children who live in remote areas are less likely to get access to psychological services and this, on its own, creates a concern about access to health care services [6]. During adolescence, high levels of anxiety are associated with students' emotional challenges, personality types, moods, and quality of life and even adolescents with high levels of anxious thoughts are likely to develop mental and psychological diseases [2]. Anxiety is one of the least characteristics of schizophrenia.…”