Introduction to the special section: Mindfulness in me and in you—Measurement,development,and implications for adolescents’ emotional and academic resilience

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An introduction to the special section titled ‘Mindfulness in me and in you—Measurement, development, and implications for adolescents’ emotional and academic resilience’.

Keywords

Emotion regulation mindfulness school environment teacher-student relationships methodology

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