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Description: We conducted a pre-registered meta-analysis to provide our best estimate of the effect size of two stress regulation strategies: Self-administered mindfulness meditation and Heart-Rate Variability biofeedback

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Author Note: The preparation of this work was partly funded by a French National Research Agency ”Investissements d’avenir” program grant (ANR-15-IDEX-02) awarded to Hans IJzerman, and PRIMUS/20/HUM/009 grant awarded to Ivan Ropovik. Note that we wrote the pre-registration in past tense to avoid errors after finishing the manuscript.

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biofeedbackHeart-Rate Variabilitymeta-analysisMindfulnesspublication biasSelf-helpstress regulation

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