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Susanna Feruglio

7 papers in the library · publishing 2020-2023

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Training the Moral Self: An 8-Week Mindfulness Meditation Program Leads to Reduced Dishonest Behavior and Increased Regulation of Interoceptive Awareness

Mindfulness October 16, 2023 Susanna Feruglio, M. S. Panasiti, Cristiano Crescentini et al.

Objectives Recent meta-analyses suggest that mindfulness meditation may enhance prosocial behavior, while evidence regarding moral behavior is still scarce. We combined a randomized controlled mindfulness training design with an ecologically valid moral decision-making task (Temptation to Lie Card Game; TLCG), in which participants were tempted to deceive an opponent to increase their monetary...

Effects of Mind-Body Interventions on Adolescents’ Cooperativeness and Emotional Symptoms

Behavioral Sciences February 24, 2022 Susanna Feruglio, Stefania Pascut, Alessio Matiz et al.

Background: Mind-body interventions may support the development of adolescents’ self-regulation and provide a protective effect against maladaptive outcomes, e.g., internalizing and externalizing problems. The present study aimed at evaluating the effects of mindfulness-oriented meditation training (MOM) and autogenic training (AT) on a group of healthy Italian adolescents’ character...

DOI: 10.3390/bs12020033 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Adolescence Mindfulness meditation Autogenic training Character +2

The impact of mindfulness meditation on social and moral behavior: Does mindfulness enhance other-oriented motivation or decrease monetary reward salience?

Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience 2022 Susanna Feruglio, Maria Serena Panasiti, Cristiano Crescentini et al.

This perspective article provides an overview of the impact of mindfulness meditation (MM) on social and moral behavior. In mindfulness research, prosocial behavior has been operationalized as helping behavior, altruistic redistribution of funds, reparative behavior, or monetary donation. Studies concerning moral behavior are still scarce. Despite inconsistent evidence, several studies found a...

DOI: 10.3389/fnint.2022.963422 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Compassion Mindfulness meditation Moral behavior Other-oriented motivation +4

The Impact of Mindfulness Meditation on the Wandering Mind: a Systematic Review.

Neuroscience & Biobehavioral Reviews September 21, 2021 Susanna Feruglio, Alessio Matiz, Giuseppe Pagnoni et al.

Through the practice of Mindfulness Meditation (MM), meditators become familiar with the observation of ongoing spontaneous thoughts, while maintaining an attitude of openness and equanimity. The aim of this systematic review is to present a synthesis of available findings of the short and long-term effects of MM on mind wandering (MW). We included studies that considered both first-person and...

A Multilevel Approach to Explore the Wandering Mind and Its Connections with Mindfulness and Personality.

Behavioral Sciences September 18, 2021 Damiano Cantone, Susanna Feruglio, Cristiano Crescentini et al.

We propose an innovative approach to study Mind Wandering (MW), and we present an application of this methodology to study the effects of a Mindfulness-Oriented Meditation (MOM) training. We assessed individuals' MW through a free association task and an attentional task with thought-probes combined with a questionnaire for the phenomenological characteristic of each MW episode. We used the...

Mindfulness Meditation Leads To Increased Dispositional Mindfulness And Interoceptive Awareness Linked To A Reduced Dissociative Tendency

Journal of Trauma & Dissociation June 2, 2021 Fabio D’Antoni, Susanna Feruglio, Alessio Matiz et al.

ABSTRACT Dissociation is an involuntary defensive mechanism to protect oneself by avoiding unbearable internal conflicts or overwhelming emotions. Cultivating mindful awareness could allow the development of voluntary processes that can offer part of the self-protective function of dissociation while favoring internal integration processes. The aim of the present study was to explore the...

Differential effects of mindfulness meditation conditions on repetitive negative thinking and subjective time perspective: a randomized active-controlled study

Psychology and Health October 23, 2020 Susanna Feruglio, Alessio Matiz, Alessandro Grecucci et al.

Abstract Objective Preliminary findings suggest that different kinds of meditation could work on diverse cognitive and psychological processes. The present study aimed at disentangling the effects of three mindfulness techniques on mental rumination and subjective time perspective. Design: 75 young healthy participants were randomly assigned to one of four conditions: mindful breathing, body...