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Zitong Xin

2 papers in the library · publishing 2026

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Mindfulness buffers the effect of negative affect on rumination: A daily diary study during a mindfulness‐based intervention

Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being September 30, 2026 Zitong Xin, Jialu Jin, Mo Chen et al.

Abstract Negative affect automatically triggering rumination is a core pathological mechanism underlying emotional distress. While mindfulness is hypothesized to buffer this process, few studies have dynamically tracked these effects during systematic interventions. The study employed a single‐arm daily diary design during an 8‐week mindfulness‐based intervention (MBI) to investigate whether...

Experiential avoidance as an early mechanism of an online mindfulness-based intervention for emotional distress: evidence from a behavioral paradigm in a randomized controlled trial

BMC Psychology September 19, 2026 Zitong Xin, Mengyao He, Jialu Jin et al.

Given the substantial burden of global emotional distress and the proven efficacy of mindfulness-based interventions (MBIs), identifying early mechanisms of MBIs is critical for optimizing treatment adherence and outcomes. This study employed behavioral measures to investigate experiential avoidance as an early mechanism in an online MBI. Eighty-one participants experiencing high emotional...