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. 2013 Jan 11;3:618. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2012.00618

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Copyright © 2013 Greenberg, Reiner and Meiran.

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BI RT’s and error rates at baseline level and after the mindfulness program. Backward Inhibition (ABA task sequence trials-CBA task sequence trials) according to Group in (A) RT in Session 1, (B) Error Rate in Session 1, (C) RT in Session 2, and (D) Error Rate in Session 2. The positive BI effect in RT (A) and negative BI effect in Error Rate (B) suggest a speed-accuracy tradeoff, with no reliable BI effect at baseline level. Although the waiting list group exhibited a similar trend and tradeoff at Session 2, the mindfulness group exhibited a positive BI effect in RT (C) and a positive BI trend in Error rate (D) thereby demonstrating a reliable BI post-intervention. The asterisk indicates that the mindfulness group exhibited a significantly greater BI effect in error rates than controls (D).