Cardiac‐specific experiential avoidance predicts change in general psychological well‐being among patients completing cardiac rehabilitation

Previous studies have shown that experiential avoidance (EA) is associated with physical and psychological well‐being in medical and non‐medical samples. The aims of the present study were to evaluate the reciprocal association between psychological well‐being and EA over time among cardiac rehabilitation (CR) patients with moderately to severely low levels of psychological well‐being. Pre‐CR data on demographic characteristics, measures of...