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Peng Tan

3 papers in the library · 3 citations · publishing 2025-2026

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Understanding the role of rhythm: Effects of VR-based breathing meditation on anxiety, stress, and mindfulness

Computers in Human Behavior Reports June 16, 2026 Peng Tan, Yanpin Song, Xinyu Zhang et al.

Breathing meditation (BM), particularly when delivered via virtual reality (VR), has shown promise in reducing anxiety and stress and enhancing mindfulness. Recent evidence suggests that embedding rhythmic elements, such as temporally structured inhalation, exhalation, and breath-holding, may further regulate BM’s effectiveness. However, the specific role of rhythm in VR-based breathing...

A systematic review on mindfulness-based immersive interventions in depressive disorders

npj Mental Health Research April 2, 2026 Peng Tan, Yuqi Wu, Xinrong Chen et al. 3 citations

Depressive disorders are characterized by persistent negative affect, rumination, and impaired emotion regulation, contributing substantially to global disease burden. As recurrent rumination and negative attentional biases are central cognitive mechanisms of depression, interventions targeting these processes have gained increasing attention. Mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs) effectively...

RunMe: An Adaptive Sound System for Running Meditation

ACM Trans. Comput. Hum. Interact. February 17, 2025 Peng Tan, Xiaofei Zhu, Tao Bi et al.

Running has emerged as an alternative to traditional meditation practices that involve sitting with closed eyes. The rhythmic nature of running establishes a connection between mind and body to promote mindfulness and improve the overall experience and benefits of running. The use of technology-supported meditation is gaining attention in the fields of mental and physical wellness. However,...