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0.05), but the results of t-test indicated a significant anxiety reduction among the subjects of the experimental group (P=0.03). Also, improvement percentages showed that the subjects of the experimental group improved more than the subjects of the control group. Additionally, the scores obtained from CGI and CSQ demonstrated that subjects in the experimental group were pleased with the method of treatment and reported highly desirable states after the treatment. Conclusion: It seems that the group therapy based on detached mindfulness techniques was more effective for reducing drug craving and the likelihood of drug use in substance-dependent individuals.]]>
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