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Table 6 Analysis of the effect of MBSR on the method of yielding (Mean ± SD)

Group	Before MBSR	After MBSR	3-month follow-up	6-month follow-up	F	P	partial η²
Control group	10.26±1.88	10.13±1.71	10.53±1.70	10.58±1.73	0.961	0.416	0.038
MBSR group	12.10±0.95^*	10.85±1.07^*	9.05±1.62^*	8.90±1.61^*	41.262	< 0.001	0.626
t	29.928	4.982	15.417	19.613
P	< 0.001	0.029	< 0.001	< 0.001
partial η²	0.283	0.062	0.169	0.205
Group main effect					0.279	0.599	0.004
Main effect of test times					31.083	< 0.001	0.290
Group*Test Times					49.196	< 0.001	0.393

Notes^*Bonferroni Multiple Comparison Results: MBSR group: After MBSR VS Before MBSR(P < 0.001);3-month follow-up VS Before MBSR(P < 0.001);6-month follow-up VS Before MBSR(P < 0.001)

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