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Also, as there was a notable gap in the existing body of review-level evidence on interventions for students attending colleges in UK settings, a systematic review should be conducted in this area to identify primary level studies. A systematic review and meta-analysis (rated as higher methodological quality) of stress management interventions for college students found that stress reduction interventions were effective in reducing distress . When exploring the combined effects of yoga, meditation, and mindfulness on depression, anxiety, and stress in 1373 tertiary education students, Breedvelt et al. found moderate positive effects for yoga, meditation, and mindfulness on symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress (rated as higher methodological quality). They found that psychoeducational programmes were not as effective as preventive interventions for higher education students. In their 2013 review (graded as lower methodological quality), Conley et al. explored whether skill-oriented interventions that included supervised skills were more effective than psychoeducational programmes. Another systematic review and meta-analysis of RCTs, which was graded as higher quality, examined the effectiveness of MBIs for mental health outcomes in 4211 post-secondary students .<\/p>\n
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