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Petra Jansen

4 papers in the library · publishing 2022-2026

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The effect of online mindfulness training on connectedness to oneself, to others and to nature in students

University of Regensburg Publication Server 2026 Petra Jansen, Sabine Hoja, Lea Cassar et al.

These days, students experience a significant amount of stress at university. According to the planetary health concept, internal transformative qualities, such as connectedness, may be essential for enhancing individual well-being and promoting sustainable behaviour. This randomised controlled study investigated whether online mindfulness training can enhance well-being and connectedness. One...

Changes in Bodily Sensation Maps following different mindfulness interventions

Open MIND 2025 Petra Jansen, Antonia Voll, Philipp Hofmann

Theories on sensation of emotions in the body The existence of physical sensation that comes with experiencing an emotion is well investigated (Pace-Schott et al., 2019). James and Lange already postulated physical sensation as a central element in the emergence of an emotion (James, 1884). It has been suggested that somatosensory feedback can even trigger conscious emotional experiences...

The Impact of a Short Body–Focused Meditation on Body Ownership and Interoceptive Abilities

Mindfulness 2023 Franziska Anna Schroter, Markus Siebertz, Petra Jansen

Abstract Objectives The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of a brief body-focused meditation on body ownership, while considering interoceptive abilities, dissociative experiences, mood, trait mindfulness, and meditation experience. Method The sample consisted of 111 healthy students who participated in a randomized controlled trial and either listened to a 20-min...

Making peace with disliked others: the effects of a short loving-kindness meditation on implicit and explicit emotional evaluations.

BMC Psychology April 29, 2022 Franziska Anna Schroter, Petra Jansen

The main goal of the study was to investigate the effects of a short loving-kindness meditation (LKM) on explicit and implicit evaluations of oneself and disliked public persons. We expected a more positive explicit and implicit evaluation of oneself and a disliked public person after the LKM and a mood improvement. Before and after the implementation of a short LKM vs. imagery task, mood,...