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Peter G. Grossenbacher

2 papers in the library · 64 citations · publishing 2017-2019

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Brief mindfulness training enhances cognitive control in socioemotional contexts: Behavioral and neural evidence

PLoS One July 19, 2019 Jordan T. Quaglia, Fadel Zeidan, Peter G. Grossenbacher et al. 64 citations

In social contexts, the dynamic nature of others' emotions places unique demands on attention and emotion regulation. Mindfulness, characterized by heightened and receptive moment-to-moment attending, may be well-suited to meet these demands. In particular, mindfulness may support more effective cognitive control in social situations via efficient deployment of top-down attention. To test this,...

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0219862 (opens in new tab) Mindfulness Socioemotional selectivity theory Cognition Cognitive psychology +1

Contemplative Cognition: A More Integrative Framework for Advancing Mindfulness and Meditation Research

Mindfulness December 1, 2017 Peter G. Grossenbacher, Jordan T. Quaglia

Mindfulness, whether distinguished as a state, trait, or training, is central to a growing wave of interest in meditation. Theoretical development has been called for in order to clarify confusion about mindfulness from a scientific perspective. Ideally, such development will allow ingress for more traditional perspectives and guide inclusive research on the wider range of meditation practices....