Cued Relaxation is a relaxation training technique that involves the use of specific internal or external signals to initiate and guide the relaxation response, distinguishing it from spontaneous or stimulus-free relaxation methods.
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The evidence for cue-controlled relaxation
Laurence G. Grimm · Behavior Therapy · 1980 · 26 citations
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