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au·to·ge·net·ic

, autogenic (aw'tō-jĕ-net'ik, jen'ik),
Relating to autogenesis.
Synonym(s): autogenous (1)

autogenic

(of VEGETATIONAL SUCCESSION) affected by plant communities that themselves alter their environment.
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The ninth chapter is about relaxation techniques and discusses progressive muscle relaxation, autogenic training, self-hypnosis, and biofeedback.
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Autogenic training: A mind-body approach to the treatment of chronic pain and stress related disorders.
An investigation of the prevalence of insomnia in college students and its relationship to trait anxiety
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I meditate or do yoga, autogenic training, or practice other methods of .
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