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• Duque LBrown LCelano CMHealy BHuffman JC. Is it better to cultivate positive affect or optimism? Predicting improvements in medical adherence following a positive psychology intervention in patients with acute coronary syndrome.  General Hospital Psychiatry.  61:125-129. 2019
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• Brown LKarmakar CFlynn MMotin MAPalaniswami MCelano CMHuffman JBryant C. A Self-Compassion Group Intervention for Patients Living With Chronic Medical Illness.  The Primary Care Companion for CNS Disorders.  21. 2019
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• Brown LHuffman JCBryant C. Self-compassionate Aging: A Systematic Review.  Gerontologist.  59:e311-e324. 2019
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• Brown LBrown VJudd FBryant C. It’s not as bad as you think: menopausal representations are more positive in postmenopausal women.  Journal of Psychosomatic Obstetrics and Gynecology.  39:281-288. 2018
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• Brown LKarmakar CGray RJindal RLim TBryant C. Heart rate variability alterations in late life depression: A meta-analysis.  Journal of Affective Disorders.  235:456-466. 2018
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• Carter OBennett DNash TArnold SBrown LCai RYAllan ZDluzniak AMcAnally KBurr DSundram S. Sensory integration deficits support a dimensional view of psychosis and are not limited to schizophrenia.  Translational Psychiatry.  7. 2017
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• Brown LBryant CBrown VBei BJudd F. Self-compassion, attitudes to ageing and indicators of health and well-being among midlife women.  Aging and Mental Health.  20:1035-1043. 2016
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• Brown LBowden SBryant CBrown VBei BGilson K-MKomiti AJudd F. Validation and utility of the Attitudes to Ageing Questionnaire: Links to menopause and well-being trajectories.  Maturitas.  82:190-196. 2015
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• Brown LBryant CJudd FK. Positive well-being during the menopausal transition: a systematic review.  Climacteric.  18:456-469. 2015
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• Brown LBryant CBrown VBei BJudd F. Investigating how menopausal factors and self-compassion shape well-being: An exploratory path analysis.  Maturitas.  81:293-299. 2015
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• Brown LBryant CBrown VMBei BJudd FK. Self-compassion weakens the association between hot flushes and night sweats and daily life functioning and depression.  Maturitas.  78:298-303. 2014
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